Biography
Additionally, she was a key figure in helping to create worldwide markets for such product both as a producer and as founder and former president of the Independent Features Project (IFP) and the Independent Features Film Market (IFFM). From 1989 until 1996, Schulberg served under Lindsay Law as senior vice president of American Playhouse, the consortium of PBS stations which funded films on a wide range of American cultural themes and she was …
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Career Milestones
1999 | Served as excutive producer on three films, "I'll Take You There", "The Missing" and "The Last Yellow" | |
1996 | Left American Playhouse to form own production company, Schulberg Productions | |
1995 | Was executive producer on "Shimmer" (PBS), directed by Hanson | |
1993 | Executive produced "Roosters", directed by Robert M Young | |
1989 | Created American Playhouse Abroad unit and named as managing director; also served as senior vice president of American Playhouse | |
| With others, co-founded First Run Features | ||
1984 | Produced "Wildrose", directed by Hanson | |
| Formed New Front Productions with John Hanson and Rob Nilsson | ||
1979 | Founded the Independent Feature Project and the Independent Feature Film Market (IFFM) | |
| Raised completion monies for "Northern Lights", directed by John Hanson and Rob Nilsson | ||
1976 | Served as associate producer of "Alambrista!"; first collaboration with Robert M Young | |
1974 | Joined the PBS series "Visions" as story editor | |
| Began career working in TV news and public affairs | ||
| Moved to USA to attend college | ||
| Born in France | ||