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Ross Dinerstein is the founder and CEO of Campfire, a film and television production company known for its work with Netflix, success at film festivals, and ability to span multiple genres and mediums.
Ross Dinerstein is the founder and CEO of Campfire, a premium production company known for its broad bench of content across scripted and unscripted, for both feature film and TV/streaming platforms. Over the past 15 years, Dinerstein has produced or executive produced 40+ series and feature films, premiering projects at the most prestigious ...
Ross M. Dinerstein. Ross Dinerstein is the founder and CEO of Campfire, a film and television production company known for its work with Netflix, success at film festivals, and ability to span multiple genres and mediums.
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Apr 5, 2021 · “The pandemic didn’t really impede our growth,” says Ross M. Dinerstein, the company’s founder and CEO. “We were able to pivot quickly and figure out how to move much of our post-production...
The Innocent Man: Created by Ross M. Dinerstein, Clay Tweel. With Heather McPhaul, John Grisham, J.J. Arends, Garrett Davis. The story of Ron Williamson, a man who sat on Oklahoma's death row for 11 years for a crime he didn't commit.
Producer. Ross Dinerstein is the founder and CEO of Campfire. He has produced or executive produced over 40 projects, including both scripted and nonfiction, over the last 15 years.
Ross M. Dinerstein is known as an Producer, Executive Producer, Creator, Writer, Associate Producer, and Original Music Composer. Some of his work includes 1922, The Package, Jiro Dreams of Sushi, The Divide, The Pact, Rattlesnake, Unknown, and Clinical.
Ross Dinerstein is the founder and CEO of Campfire. He has produced or executive produced over 40 projects, including both scripted and nonfiction, over the last 15 years. Dinerstein’s films have premiered at the most prestigious film festivals in the world including Sundance, South by Southwest, Tribeca and Toronto.
After meeting producer Ross M. Dinerstein in Los Angeles, who sent his screenplay to Netflix, Hilditch was quickly told that his idea would become a film under the platform. Principal photography for 1922 began in Vancouver with cinematographer Ben Richardson to take advantage of the tax credit given to films shot in Canada.
