Todd J. Labarowski Net Worth is
$11 Million

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Todd J. Labarowski is certainly an attribute film maker, CEO/Creator of Dreambridge Movies, and an associate from the Director’s Guild of America. Concentrating mainly on innovative storytelling with premiere skill, Labarowski’s films have obtained numerous awards around the world premiering at Cannes, Sundance, Toronto, Berlin, Venice, LA Film Event, Tribeca, South By Southwest, BAFTA, the Gotham Honours, the Film Indie Spirit Honours, the Golden World Honours, as well as the Academy Honours. Labarowski was created Oct 13, 1969. He was raised in Atlanta, Georgia, received a degree in the School of Georgia, and after many years of comprehensive traveling he resolved in NEW YORK. It had been in Wilmington, NC that he arrived his first work in the film business as an professional and began focusing on the countless feature movies, movies-of-the- week, and tv productions filming in your community. In 1992, he became a established production helper and over another decade he done film pieces, became an Helper Movie director, and was accepted in to the Director’s Guild of America. After spending a long time in film creation management, then transitioned to manufacturer in 2005. After making numerous tv shows and indie feature movies, he began the production firm Dreambridge Movies in 2008. In ’09 2009 he created ‘The Kids ARE Best’, an acclaimed film that was the 2010 Sundance darling aimed by Lisa Cholodenko and starring Julianne Moore, Annette Bening, Tag Ruffalo, Mia Wasikowska, and Josh Hutcherson, which garnered 4 Academy Prize nominations, 2 Golden World wins, aswell as 4 BAFTA, and 5 Separate Spirit Prize nominations. Concentrate Features/Universal bought the film after a warmed bidding battle that led to the biggest sale of the 2010 Sundance Film Celebration. The film was the best grossing per display screen starting of 2010 and grossed $30M world-wide. Other releases are the 2012 critically acclaimed, Golden World, Gotham, and Separate Spirit Prize nominated film ‘Bernie’ (Millennium Entertainment, 2011 LA Film Celebration and 2012 SXSW) aimed by Richard Linklater and starring Jack port Dark, Matthew McConaughey, and Shirley MacLaine; ‘Prince Avalanche’ (Magnolia Images, Sundance 2013 and Berlin 2013 Sterling silver Bear Award Champion) aimed by David Gordon Green starring Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch. David Gordon Green’s ‘Joe’ starring Nicolas Cage, which premiered on the 2013 Toronto International Film Celebration, released by Lionsgate; ‘The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby’, aimed by Ned Benson starring Jessica Chastain, Adam McAvoy, William Harm, Viola Davis, and Costs Hader which premiered in Toronto 2013, Cannes 2014, and released with the Weinstein Firm in 2014; and ‘Manglehorn’, a David Gordon Green dilemma starring Al Pacino and Holly Hunter which premiers in 2014.

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