Paul Greenberg

Paul Greenberg is a film maker originally from Liverpool, England. He was first discovered at 16 when he was awarded the Young Filmmaker Award by Sony for his film about his hometown. At 18, Greenberg was selected from over 2000 applicants to fill one of the 16 places at the Prestigious Manchester Metropolitan University Film Program, earning Honors in his Bachelor of Arts degree. Greenberg focused on production and direction. The day after he graduated he flew to Los Angeles to pursue his dream of directing and producing in Hollywood. Greenberg quickly moved up the ranks, and within 3 years had already landed his first directing gig, shooting "It's a Digital World" on the Universal Studios Backlot. Featuring a cast of hundreds, this live action musical also featured technologically advanced computer animated characters - a groundbreaking feat for its time. The film starred Jessica Biel, who Greenberg discovered when she first arrived in Hollywood, one of his most prescient acts as director. Greenberg also produced the feature "Angels with Angles" starring Rodney Dangerfield and Frank Gorshin (playing the roles of G-d and George Burns respectively) in what would become the final movie performances of their lives. Greenberg chose to focus his attention on the lucrative Direct Response Television business for the next decade, achieving unprecedented success. The 35 half hour TV shows he produced and directed during that time grossed over $3 Billion dollars in sales. He is as a voting member of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts and is a Licensed Private Pilot