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Dave Rosenbaum is an American producer, director, and screenwriter who is the Chief Creative Officer at Cinesite and Aniventure. His recent contributions to the animation industry include notable projects such as "Blazing Samurai," "The Addams Family" (parts 1 and 2), "Cracké Family Scramble," and "Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank."
Dave Rosenbaum is a chief creative officer at Cinesite and Aniventure, and a former VP of talent at Illumination Entertainment. He has worked on many animated films, such as Minions, Sing, and The Secret Life of Pets, as a production manager, producer, or story supervisor.
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May 9, 2021 · Dave is a writer and director of Riverdance: The Animated Adventure (2021) based on the global stage sensation, featuring Bill Whelan 's Grammy winning music and starring Pierce Brosnan, Lilly Singh and Brendan Gleeson.
Dave Rosenbaum is a production executive and director at Illumination Entertainment, known for Minions, Despicable Me and The Grinch. He also has a background in acting, writing and producing, and holds degrees from University of Richmond and AFI.
Dave Rosenbaum-Movie Intelligence. Dave is currently a Production Executive at Chris Meledandri's Illumination Entertainment and has been with the company since its inception. The company's films have become some of Universal Studios most profitable of all time.
Dave is currently a Production Executive at Chris Meledandri's Illumination Entertainment and has been with the company since its inception. The company's films have become some of Universal Studios most profitable of all time. Previously, Dave was at Dreamworks and an Executive Producer for Screen Imagination Agency (SIA) in Eastern Europe.
Sep 2, 2016 · Cinesite today announced that Dave Rosenbaum has joined the company, assuming the key leadership position of Chief Creative Officer, ushering in the studios next phase of growth and expansion into a premiere movie animation studio in North America.
