Daniel Dubiecki

Daniel Dubiecki is the founder and a partner, with Lara Alameddine, of The Allegiance Theater. He is an Oscar®-nominated producer for Best Picture for his work on Paramount's Up in the Air (2010), starring George Clooney. In addition to winning the National Board of Review's Best Picture Award, Up in the Air received six Golden Globe® nominations, five BAFTA nominations and six Oscar® nominations.

Dubiecki started his career at age 18, producing over 20 award-winning short films before making his feature debut with Thank You for Smoking (2006), directed by Jason Reitman. He executive produced Fox Searchlight's Juno (2007), which grossed over $230m worldwide and garnered dozens of awards, including the Oscar® for Best Original Screenplay for Diablo Cody's script.

Dubiecki produced Cody's second script, 20th Century Fox's Jennifer's Body (2009), directed by Karyn Kusama, and starring Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried. He also executive produced Atom Egoyan's Chloe (2010), for Sony Pictures Classics, which stars Amanda Seyfried, Julianne Moore and Liam Neeson; and Max Winkler's first feature, Ceremony (2011), which stars Uma Thurman and was released by Magnolia Pictures.

The Allegiance Theater is a film and television production company built as a destination of trust and protection for artists and audiences to experience character and quality-driven storytelling through all mediums. Dubiecki's projects for the company also include Please Stand By starring Dakota Fanning and Toni Collette; Veronica's Room, written by Mark Bomback based on a play by Ira Levin (Rosemary's Baby) with TWC/Dimension; A Head Full of Ghosts, produced with Susan and Robert Downey Jr. for Focus Features; and Gizelle's Bucket List, financed by Oddlot. The Allegiance Theater has acquired the rights to Gary Younge's  novel, Another Day in the Death of America, which they have produced alongside Double E and Yoruba Saxon Productions' David Oyelowo.

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