Former executive at Overbrook Entertainment, Fox Searchlight and Focus Features; film overseer for The Gold Company, a production company headed by Eric Gold, whose clients include Jim Carrey and Ellen Degeneres; co-producer of The Secret Life of Bees and Lakeview Terrace
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