Adam Rosenberg Named Head of Film at Big Shot Pictures

Adam Rosenberg has been appointed as the new head of film at Big Shot Pictures, a family entertainment company. He will oversee the company's feature film development and production, leveraging its multi-year agreement with Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Brian Robbins, founder of Big Shot Pictures, expressed confidence in Rosenberg's ability to contribute significant studio experience and a modern, digital-focused vision. Rosenberg stated his excitement about Big Shot's commitment to beloved stories and meeting families' current entertainment needs.

Rosenberg's prior experience includes co-founding Modern Magic and producing the animated film "Goat." He also served as co-president of production at MGM for ten years, where he executive produced "Creed III" and oversaw films like "Candyman" and "Respect."

Big Shot Pictures has recently acquired the "Eloise" franchise and made a substantial investment in "Alvin and the Chipmunks." The company is also developing an anime series with "One Piece" showrunner Matt Owens.