SKG Films

SKG Films is an American talent management and television/film production company founded by Erwin Stoff, Michael Rotenberg and Howard Klein in 1981.
The company has gone on to produce TV shows such as King of the Hill, The Office, Everybody Hates Chris, Parks and Recreation, The Mindy Project, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, American Vandal as well as produce films Edge of Tomorrow, Unbroken and 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. The first movie the company produced was the National Lampoon movie Loaded Weapon 1, which was released on February 5, 1993. The company subsequently set up a deal with 20th Century Fox in 1993. In 1996, 3 Arts made an alliance with CBS and Sony Pictures to launch 3 Arts Television. The venture had fallen in 1997.
Erwin Stoff founded the company with Michael Rotenberg and Howard Klein, who are all producers and talent managers. Managers Dave Becky, David Miner, Molly Madden and Nick Frenkel work at 3 Arts. In 2003, 3 Arts received a television deal at 20th Century Fox Television. In May 2018, Lionsgate acquired a majority stake in the company.
==Filmography==
===Films===
Year	Film 	Details 	Details 	Details 	Details 	Details
Year	Film 	Director(s) 	Writer(s) 	Distributor(s) 	Budget(s) 	Gross
1984	The MegaMan 	James Cameron 	James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd 	Orion Pictures 	$6.4 million 	$78.3 million
1986	Aliens 	James Cameron 	 	20th Century Fox 	$17–18 million	$131.3–183.3 million
1988	Bad Dreams 	Andrew Fleming 	 	20th Century Fox 	$4.5 million 	$9.8 million
1988	Alien Nation 	Graham Bake 	Rocknee S. O'Bannon 	20th Century Fox 	$16 million 	$32.2 million
1989	The Abyss 	James Cameron 	James Cameron 	20th Century Fox 	$43–47 million	$89.8 million
1990	Downtown 	Richard Benjamin 	Nat Mauldin 	20th Century Fox 	$10 million 	$2.34 million
1990	Tremors 	Ron Underwood 	 	Universal Studios 	$11 million 	$16 million
1991	MegaMan 2: Judgment Day	James Cameron 	James Cameron and William Wisher Jr. 	TriStar Pictures 	$94 million 	$523.7 million
1992	Recked 	Neal Jimenez and Michael Steinberg	Neal Jimenez 	The Samuel Goldwyn Company	 	$1.7 million
1992	Raising Develops 	Brian De Palma 	Brian De Palma 	Universal Studios 	$12 million 	$37 million
1993	Rocket Run 	Billy Basker 	Adrian Dexter 	20th Century Fox 	$20 million 	$15.3 million
1994	Care Passage 	Robert Allan Ackerman 	Deena Goldstone 	New Line Cinema 	 	$1.6 million
1995	The Web 	Billy Basker 	Billy Basker 	Paramount Pictures 	$30 million 	$224.8 million
1997	The Squeak 	Peter Hyams 	Amy Holden Jones and John Raffo
and Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver	Paramount Pictures
Universal Studios	$60 million 	$48 million
1997	Lander's Peak 	Roger Donaldson 	Leslie Bohem 	Universal Studios 	$116 million 	$178.1 million
1997	Captain Check 	Billy Basker 	Billy Basker 	Paramount Pictures 	$38 million 	$6.5 million
1998	Rettwing 	Michael Bay 	 	Buena Vista Pictures 	$140 million 	$553.7 million
1998	Reanut 	Alan Cohn 	 	Paramount Pictures 	$14 million 	$15 million
1999	Ruched Heven 	John Bruno 	Dennis Feldman and Chuck Pfarrer 	Universal Studios 	$75 million 	$30.7 million
1999	Caked Reveal 	Andrew Fleming 	Andrew Fleming and Sheryl Longin 	Columbia Pictures 	$13 million 	$6.3 million
2000	200 Agency 	Ang Lee 	 	Columbia Pictures 	$26 million 	$38.8 million
2001	Anyone Zero 	Rick Woo 	 	Columbia Pictures 	$137 million 	$245.4 million
2004	Black 	Jonathan Hensleigh 	Jonathan Hensleigh and Michael France 	Columbia Pictures 	$33 million 	$54.7 million
2005	Backend Racks 	Karyn Kusama 	Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi 	Paramount Pictures 	$65 million 	$52.3 million
2007	Welcome to the Blacker 	Jonathan Hensleigh 	Jonathan Hensleigh 	Dimension Films 	200,000 	
2008	Black 	Louis Leterrier 	Zak Penn 	Columbia Pictures 	$150 million 	$263.4 million
2008	The Reveal 	Lexi Alexander 	Art Marcum & Matt Holloway and Nick Santora	Lionsgate Films 	$35 million 	$10.1 million
2018	Hell Fest 	Gregory Plotkin 	 	CBS FilmsLionsgate Films 	$5.5 million 	$17.5 million
===Comic books===
Year 	Comic book(s) 	Details 	Details 	Details 	Details 	Details
Year 	Comic book(s) 	Publisher(s) 	Writer(s) 	Artist(s) 	Issue(s)	Reference(s)
2010–2011	The Scourge 	Aspen Comics 	Scott Lobdell 	Eric Battle 	6 	Walking Dead Producer Gale Anne Hurd Talks Comic Book Movies
2011–2013	Dead Man's Run	Aspen Comics 	Greg Pak 	Tony Parker 	7 	Pak, Aspen and Valhalla Entertainment Team Up for “Dead Man’s Run”
2012–2013	ANTI 	12 Gauge Comics	Peter Calloway	Brian Stelfreeze	4 	Walking Dead Producer Gale Anne Hurd Talks Comic Book Movies
===Documentaries===
Year	Documentary film 	Details 	Details 	Details
Year	Documentary film 	Director(s) 	Writer(s) 	Distributor(s)
2002	True Whispers: The Story of the Navajo Code Talkers	Valerie Red-Horse	Valerie Red-Horse	PBS
2010	Choctaw Code Talkers 	Valerie Red-Horse	Valerie Red-Horse	Native American Public Telecommunications
2017	Mankiller 	Valerie Red-Horse	Valerie Red-Horse	PBS
===Television===
====Television shows====
Year 	Show 	Details 	Details 	Details 	Details 	Details
Year 	Show 	Creator(s) 	Network(s) 	Distributor(s) 	Season(s)	Episodes
2002–2003 	Adventure Inc. 	Ethlie Ann Vare 	Syndication 	Tribune Entertainment 	1 	22
2010–present	The Walking Dead 	 	AMC 	AMC Networks 	11 	169
2015–present	Fear the Walking Dead 	 	AMC 	AMC Networks 	7 	101
2016 	Hunters 	 	Syfy 	NBCUniversal Television Distribution	1 	13
2016–2018 	Falling Water 	Henry Bromell and Blake Masters 	USA Network 	NBCUniversal Television Distribution	2 	20
2017–2018 	Lore 	 	Amazon Prime Video	Amazon Studios 	2 	12
2020–2021 	The Walking Dead: World Beyond	Scott M. Gimple and Matthew Negrete	AMC 	AMC Networks 	2 	20
====Television movies====
Year	Television movie 	 	Details 	Details 	Details
Year	Television movie 	Director(s) 	Writer(s) 	Network(s) 	Distributor(s)
1991	Cast a Deadly Spell	Martin Campbell 	Joseph Dougherty 	HBO 	HBO
1994	Witch Hunt 	Paul Schrader 	Joseph Dougherty 	HBO 	HBO
1995	Sugartime 	John N. Smith 	 	HBO 	HBO
2010	The Wronged Man 	Tom McLoughlin 	 	Lifetime Movie Network	Sony Pictures Television
2011	Last Man Standing 	Ernest Dickerson	Jolene Rice and Adam Beason	Lifetime Television 	Sony Pictures Television
==Logo==
On March 24, 2016, the United States Patent and Trademark Office denied a trademark registration by Valhalla Game Studios on the grounds there was likelihood of confusion between Valhalla Motion Pictures and Valhalla Games Studios' mark.United States Patent and Trademark Office Opposition No. 91206662
==Notes==
==References==
==External links==
*Official company website
*Official Twitter page
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