Steven Bratter

As a major Hollywood Studio Executive Producer and screenwriter (WGAw), Steven Bratter has had over 30 years experience in the industry working with some of the biggest names in show business. In 2012, Steven was invited by the University of Copenhagen to teach a post-grad masterclass in Screenwriting and Media Studies. Since then, Steven has been a visiting lecturer at universities around the world -- occasionally joined by legendary producers such as Gary Kurtz (American Graffiti, Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Dark Crystal) and actors such as Richard Dreyfuss ("Jaws", "Goodbye Girl", "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"). Steven has been busy in 2019-2020 with six projects in various stages of development. Below are just a few of the projects: In 2018, Steven began developing a character driven private eye procedural with Netflix. The series is to be written by Adam Robitel, Gavin Heffernan, and overseen by showrunner Nick Stoller. The project is being produced by Justin Lin's Perfect Storm Entertainment, with the pilot to be directed by Justin Lin himself. In 2019, Steven also began developing a techno-spy thriller series alongside a fellow producer with an in-house deal at Lionsgate. They strategically focused on packaging talent. First, they brought on board a director with major credits in the action genre, having directed three A-list action stars in his last several movies. As a result, one of Hollywood's fastest rising action stars came on board as the male lead. The team is packaging a showrunner before going out with the project. A dark comedy pilot script was brought to Steven's attention by his producing partner at the end of 2018. With Steven's help, the team soon attached an Oscar-winning actor as the male lead. At the end of 2019, one of Hollywood's top comedy directors, with major box office success in film and experience directing several of today's long-running sitcoms, came on board. Steven and the team are now looking to package the right showrunner. As of 2020, several other television and film projects are in development, each with various talent attachments.