Dana Goldberg

Dana Goldberg is a film producer and studio executive. She is production president at Skydance Productions since 2010, through which she served as executive producer on and . 
Goldberg began her entertainment career as an assistant at Hollywood Pictures. She then spent three years as vice president of production at Baltimore/Spring Creek Pictures. From 1998 through 2010, she was a vice president and later president of production at Village Roadshow Pictures.
During her tenure at Village Roadshow, Goldberg was involved in the company's entire slate of films, including (1999), and (both 2003), (2001), (2004), and (2007), Training Day, (2008), and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. She also served as executive producer on (2005), Happy Feet (2006), (2007), (2008), and (2008).
Since joining Skydance, Goldberg and Skydance founder David Ellison served as executive producer on (2011) and on (2013). In addition to the Star Trek sequel, they also produced (2012, with Nicole Forester). Other credits as executive producer include (2013, with Dwayne Johnson) and (2013, starring Chris Pine, with David Paymer) as well as the pilot episodes of the drama series Manhattan (2014, with Mark Moses) and (2015).
More recent projects include (2015, with Brandon Stacy), (2016, written by Kieran Mulroney and produced by Paul Schwake), (2016, with Aldis Hodge, and again co-executive produced by David Ellison), (2017), (2018, with Simon Pegg, co-produced by J.J. Abrams and David Ellison), and (2019).
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