Jack Steinberg

A graduate of the University of Virginia, line producer, and assistant director member of the Directors Guild of America (DGA), Jack's production experience encompasses feature film, television, documentaries, industrials, web-based media, film festivals, corporate training, and commercials for Fortune 50 clients such as Google, Lockheed Martin and Mercedes Benz. Jack began his film career as the first Operations Director for the Virginia Film Festival in 1989. He produced the DGA's first website in 1994, and shared the 2001 DGA Award for Dramatic Series with the directorial team on the pilot episode of HBO's Six Feet Under. Jack also received an honorable mention from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for his contributions as Second Unit First Assistant Director on HBO's multiple-Emmy award winning John Adams mini-series. His feature film credits include How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Planet of the Apes, Terminator 3, and The Last Samurai. Jack's line producer credits include the feature films, The Machinery of Dreams and Faux Paws; the music documentary, Live from the Hook; and the TV pilot for Time Machine Guitar, an episodic children's series. In addition to his active freelance standing, Jack is employed as a Public Affairs Communications Specialist for State Farm Mutual Insurance Companies. Jack is a devoted father and resides in Charlottesville, Virginia with his daughters Evan and Natalie.