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Matthew Berkowitz is an American film director, writer, and producer. He has written and directed three feature films ( Wild in Blue , A Violent Man , The Madness Inside Me ). Early life and career [ edit ]
May 3, 2024 · Matthew Berkowitz (Source: Thunderbird) Matthew Berkowitz is stepping down as president and chief content officer at Canada’sThunderbird Entertainment Group, sparking a shakeup of its wider leadership structure. He will depart the Vancouver-based Heavy Rescue: 401 producer on 31 May “after accepting a new opportunity”, said Thunderbird.
May 2, 2024 · May 2, 2024. Thunderbird Entertainment’s president and chief creative officer Matthew Berkowitz has resigned his position and plans to leave the Vancouver-based company on May 31. He has ...
May 2, 2024 · Thunderbird Entertainment Group president and chief creative officer Matthew Berkowitz (pictured) is departing the company after seven years. The Vancouver-headquartered media company announced Thursday (May 2) that Berkowitz is exiting his role effective May 31 after accepting a new opportunity. Berkowitz’s remit overseeing the development ...
Jun 5, 2024 · Matthew Berkowitz has left his role as Company President and Chief Creative Officer (CCO), effective May 31, 2024, after accepting a new opportunity. Mr. Berkowitz's responsibilities for overseeing the development of new animated and scripted IPs will be split between Aaron Behl and Kristin Cummings, both SVP, Originals at Atomic Cartoons , and Hillary Zwick Turner, SVP of Scripted Content ...
May 2, 2024 · Thunderbird Entertainment Group has announced changes across its leadership and management teams as President and Chief Creative Officer Matthew Berkowitz departs the company for a new opportunity. Matthew Berkowitz. Effective May 31, Berkowitz’s responsibilities for overseeing the development of new animated and scripted IPs will be split ...
Dec 9, 2021 · Connie Thiessen. December 9, 2021. Matthew Berkowitz has been promoted to President of Thunderbird Entertainment, in addition to his current role as Chief Creative Officer (CCO) of the Vancouver-headquartered production, distribution and rights management company, and its Kids and Family Division, Atomic Cartoons.
