Greenstein, Goldberg to Run Combined Warner Bros. and Paramount Film Studios
Josh Greenstein and Dana Goldberg will oversee both film studios with a mandate to release 30 theatrical films a year, according to IndieWire.
Josh Greenstein and Dana Goldberg will oversee the two film studios when Warner Bros. and Paramount formally merge this week, according to IndieWire. The pair have been given a mandate to release 30 theatrical films each year.
Neither Goldberg nor Greenstein has run a studio at this scale before. David Ellison owns the combined Warner Bros. and Paramount.
Two careers that crossed before
In 2010, Greenstein met Goldberg for the first time while working on the release strategy for True Grit, one of the first films from a Paramount-Skydance financing deal. Goldberg has been at Skydance for 16 years, helping it move from bankrolling movies to producing its own films and shows.
Greenstein left Paramount in 2014 to oversee marketing and distribution for Sony.
Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy were jettisoned as Warner Bros. film chiefs last week after a banner 2025.
Quick answers
Who will run the combined Warner Bros. and Paramount film studios?
Josh Greenstein and Dana Goldberg will oversee the two film studios when the merger is completed this week.
How many theatrical films will the combined studios release each year?
Greenstein and Goldberg have been given a mandate to release 30 theatrical films each year.
Who owns Warner Bros. and Paramount after the merger?
David Ellison owns the combined Warner Bros. and Paramount.