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Early in his career, he oversaw the co-financing of more than 200 feature films, including franchises such as Twilight, Mission: Impossible and Transformers. His first sports role was advising the majority owner of an NFL team on its sale. At Legendary Entertainment, he led new business development and formed Legendary Sports Group, a venture created to acquire and operate professional sports franchises, which pursued an NHL expansion bid in Seattle with Bill Russell and ABRY Partners. He also helped guide the launch of The Players' Tribune, the athlete-owned media platform founded with Derek Jeter. Variety named him one of "Hollywood's New Leaders" in 2011.

He went on to co-found Madison Wells Media with Gigi Pritzker, serving as president. MWM was twice named one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies, and its slate included the Oscar-nominated Hell or High Water, the Tony-winning musical Hadestown and the Emmy-winning series The Dragon Prince. Most recently, as president and CEO of Mythos Studios, he partnered with the founding chairman of Marvel Studios and global investors HYBE and Krafton to develop character-driven franchise IP.

Raised in St. Louis, Clint lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Jackie, and their two children.

At WarnerMedia, Sean was a founding executive and chief strategy officer of HBO Max, and ran Otter Media, home to Crunchyroll, Hello Sunshine and Rooster Teeth. He led the sales of Crunchyroll to Sony for $1.2B and Hello Sunshine to Candle Media for $900M.

Sean also served as chief strategy officer of WarnerMedia's $20B+ sales and distribution organization, which spanned content licensing, advertising sales, network distribution and global platforms.

Earlier, Sean spent more than a decade in film. At Lionsgate, Sean rose to chief strategy officer and general manager of the motion picture group, sat on the greenlight committee and led the deals behind La La Land, Hacksaw Ridge, Sicario and Wonder. He then served as chief operating officer of Annapurna Pictures. Variety named him one of "Hollywood's New Leaders" in 2011.

Like his brother Clint, Sean was raised in St. Louis. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Carrie, and their two children.

A former U.S. Army Captain and an Afghanistan veteran, Jason became Missouri's Secretary of State at age 31, the first millennial elected to statewide office in the United States. He later became a national voice on leadership, democracy, and veterans' issues, and helped scale Veterans Community Project into a national organization combating veteran homelessness and suicide.

In 2021, Jason led Operation Bella, a covert mission that rescued his former Afghan translator's family and hundreds of other allies from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. CBS's 60 Minutes dubbed the caper "the most daring and unconventional rescue mission in recent history." Operation Bella led to his founding American Rescue Project, a non-profit that facilitated the escape of thousands of Afghans who would have otherwise faced brutal Taliban retribution.

He is the author of two New York Times bestselling memoirs and has been featured across major media outlets for his work in leadership, storytelling, and public service.

A Kansas City native, Jason lives there with his wife Diana and their two children.

Her work, from the first scripted Instagram series to fan-participatory stories on Discord, centers on new ways for younger audiences to connect with stories, brands, and each other. A Forbes "30 Under 30" honoree and frequent speaker at SXSW, Sundance, and other industry conferences, Maude brings humor, foresight, and cultural insight to the future of fandom.

Born and raised in Chicago, Maude lives in Los Angeles with her husband Mike.

Lieberman's first releases under the Hidden Pictures banner have demonstrated immense success across genres and formats. The Housemaid, based on Freida McFadden's New York Times bestselling novel and directed by Paul Feig, was released globally to widespread acclaim, quickly becoming a worldwide box office and cultural sensation. Led by Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried, the film garnered nearly $400 million in its global theatrical run and later opened at #1 on PVOD and digital platforms. Its sequel, The Housemaid's Secret, was promptly greenlit by Lionsgate and starts production this October, with Kirsten Dunst starring opposite Sweeney. Lieberman's most recent release, the genre-bending War Machine, starring Alan Ritchson and produced for Lionsgate and Netflix, rocketed to #1 on the streaming service's charts upon its March 2026 launch and entered the top ten of Netflix's all-time movie list. On the television side, Robin Hood debuted on MGM+ in November 2025 at #1 globally. Produced with Lionsgate and writers John Glenn and Jonathan English, this new take on the classic tale is set to premiere its second season in 2027. On the documentary front, Soul Power, a four-part series exploring the legacy of the American Basketball Association with executive producers Julius Erving and Common, premiered in February 2026 on Amazon, rounding off Lieberman's streak of #1's with the top spot on the platform's documentary series list.

Currently, Lieberman is in post-production on Amazon's live-action Voltron, directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber and targeting a 2027 release, as well as a documentary film in collaboration with Vice Studios that follows the life and career of legendary rock band Def Leppard. Now in production is an Untitled Project that reteams Lieberman with Alan Ritchson, who is set to star as Vietnam War hero Mike Thornton in the true story of his Medal of Honor-winning efforts.

Lieberman produced Disney's long-awaited live-action retelling of Beauty and the Beast, starring Emma Watson as Belle and Dan Stevens as the Beast. The critically hailed film, directed by Bill Condon, broke box-office records worldwide and became the highest-grossing PG-rated film in North American history. It also stars Emma Thompson, Kevin Kline, Josh Gad, Luke Evans, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Ian McKellen, Ewan McGregor, and Audra McDonald. In 2018, Beauty and the Beast was nominated for two Academy Awards: Costume Design and Production Design.

Building on that momentum, Lieberman continued to grow a slate that blends emotional storytelling, large-scale entertainment and streaming success. White Bird: A Wonder Story for Lionsgate, starring Helen Mirren and Gillian Anderson, delivered a moving story of love and moral courage set in WWII-era France. He also produced Shotgun Wedding for Amazon Prime, starring Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel, which became the number one streaming release worldwide in 2023. Before that, Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers premiered on Disney+ in May 2022, starring Andy Samberg and John Mulaney, and went on to win the Emmy for Outstanding Television Movie.

Prior to the creation of his new company, Hidden Pictures, Lieberman produced under the Mandeville Films banner, which he continues to co-own. Some of his extensive credits include The Fighter, Wonder, The Proposal, The Muppets, Muppets Most Wanted, The Aeronauts, Stronger, Warm Bodies, Insurgent, and Allegiant.

Lieberman established himself at international sales and distribution giant Summit Entertainment, where he rose quickly through the ranks after pushing indie sensation Memento into production and acquiring the Universal box-office smash American Pie.

In 2001, Lieberman was named one of the "35 Under 35" people to watch in the business by The Hollywood Reporter, which also ranked him among the 30 most powerful producers in Hollywood. He holds a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and is a 2022 recipient of the Penn Alumni of Merit Creative Spirit Award. Lieberman is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and a judge for the Academy's Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting. He is also a member of the Television Academy, a Producers Guild mentor, and an active member of the Los Angeles chapter of the Young Presidents' Organization. A Cleveland native, he is a 2018 recipient of the Key to the State of Ohio. Lieberman is an avid sports fan and consulting producer of the podcast Inside Baseball. He also serves on the board of Run 2 Remember Los Angeles, an annual half marathon and 10K that honors fallen First Responders and their families.