Jack Binder | |
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Born | United States |
Occupation(s) | Film and television producer, second unit director |
Relatives | Mike Binder (brother) |
Jack Binder is an American film producer ( The Upside of Anger , First Reformed , Reign Over Me ) and television producer ( The Mind of the Married Man , HBO) and second unit director active since 1985. With older brother Mike Binder, a writer, actor and director. Binder works with the Major Hollywood Studios and independent film companies. Based in Los Angeles and London Binder produces worldwide and is involved in film finance. He formed Michigan Film Production to provide information on the Michigan Film Incentives program, which he helped to enable [1] and created FilmBudget.com, [2] a site that creates a feature film budget & film finance plans for financing and movie production. Binder's production company is Greentrees Films. [3] His family is of Russian-Jewish descent. [4]
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