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James Greenberg

James Greenberg

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Producer and Writer, Unsung Production

Santa Monica

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Cricket, Gaming, MMA, Football (soccer), Rugby, Pro wrestling, Boxing

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Total articles 2

  • Euzhan Palcy: A Filmmaker's Journey -

    By James Greenberg, Ted Sarandos, Paul Weitz, Franklin Schaffner| DGA Quarterly Verified BY JAMES GREENBERGWhen Euzhan Palcy’s Sugar Cane Alley burst onto the international film scene in 1983, winning the Silver Lion at the Venice Film Festival, there were no black women directing movies in mainstream Hollywood. Six years later, when she made A Dry White Season for MGM, she became the first black woman to direct a film for a major studio.

    By James Greenberg, Ted Sarandos, Paul Weitz, Franklin Schaffner · DGA Quarterly

    May. 31, 2022

  • This Magic Moment - The Sopranos

    By James Greenberg| DGA Quarterly Verified By James Greenberg Was Tony Soprano's quiet meal with his family in a local ice cream parlor his last supper? Whether or not he was whacked gangland style in the "Made in America" finale of The Sopranos is not a question that concerns David Chase, creator of the series and director of the last episode. Chase is far more interested in larger philosophical issues about the choices we make in life that lead us to that point, and enjoying the good times, fleeting though they may be.

    By James Greenberg · DGA Quarterly

    Apr. 12, 2015

  • Euzhan Palcy: A Filmmaker's Journey -

    By James Greenberg, Ted Sarandos, Paul Weitz, Franklin Schaffner| DGA Quarterly Verified BY JAMES GREENBERGWhen Euzhan Palcy’s Sugar Cane Alley burst onto the international film scene in 1983, winning the Silver Lion at the Venice Film Festival, there were no black women directing movies in mainstream Hollywood. Six years later, when she made A Dry White Season for MGM, she became the first black woman to direct a film for a major studio.

    By James Greenberg, Ted Sarandos, Paul Weitz, Franklin Schaffner · DGA Quarterly

    May. 31, 2022

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