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Variety goes in-depth on Jeffrey Katzenberg in nine articles
…Katzenberg Became Leader of the Animation Revolution My Ride-Along With (the Unemployed) Jeffrey Katzenberg How Jeffrey Katzenberg Made a Huge Impact on Show Business Jeffrey Katzenberg Extended His Creative and… |
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How Jeffrey Katzenberg came to animation
Jeffrey Katzenberg, 57, admitted to The Associated Press during an interview this week in Cannes to promote Kung Fu Panda that he never set out to make cartoons. “I knew… |
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Katzenberg on the "single greatest fiction" of animated movies
Speaking to analysts and investors at a media conference in New York this past Wednesday, DreamWorks Animation’s Chief Executive Jeffrey Katzenberg remarked that he does not see the animated film… |
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Burton, Timm, Katzenberg to receive Winsor McCay Award
…video animated features for Warner Home Video. Jeffrey Katzenberg is the CEO of Dreamworks Animation. Katzenberg was responsible for reviving the fortunes of Walt Disney Feature Animation with his supervision… |
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Katzenberg on the Shrek franchise
The Age recently received the opportunity to speak with DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg. In the interview, Katzenberg particularly regards the success of the Shrek franchise, noting that the series… |
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Katzenberg escorted out of hotel
…A spokesman for Katzenberg’s partner David Geffen gave an explanation for the situation, stating that “They [the hotel staff and Katzenberg] both apologized and that was the end of it…. |
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Katzenberg talks Shrek 3 and Shrek 4
Moviehole reports that while at the Cannes Film Festival, Jeffrey Katzenberg revealed some new information on the upcoming Shrek 3 and Shrek 4. “Before the first one was finished, we… |
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Katzenberg on life, movies, and Disney…
The UK’s Guardian online has reprinted an interview with DreamWorks’ {{link http://film.guardian.co.uk/interview/interviewpages/0,6737,1253349,00.html Jeffrey Katzenberg}} by my old pal Jason Solomons from The Observer newspaper. The studio head, currently riding high… |
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Katzenberg defends Pride
The Internet Movie Database reports that Jeffrey Katzenberg holds NBC’s promo department responsible for any negative buzz regarding the DreamWorks-produced Father of the Pride. Responding to the negative reaction that… |
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Katzenberg on Shrek 3
In a promotional meeting for DreamWork’s upcoming “unscripted reality drama,” The Contender, a staff member of IGN FilmForce was able to get Jeffrey Katzenberg to speak briefly about Shrek 3…. |
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A Fool's perspective on Katzenberg's comment
The Motley Fool has a commentary on DreamWorks Chief Executive Jeffrey Katzenberg’s recent publicized comment that the “single greatest fiction” of animated films was that a possible “glut” of them… |
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Spotlight on DreamWorks Animation and Jeffrey Katzenberg
Wired Magazine has a very enlightening three-page article describing the aspects and history of DreamWorks Animation and its CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, while also comparing and contrasting the studio to Pixar…. |
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Cornell presents "Conversation" with Katzenberg
The Ithaca Journal notes that “A Conversation with Jeffrey Katzenberg: The Future of Computer Animation” is coming to Cornell University, in Ithaca, New York. This Monday, October 31st, the DreamWorks… |
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Katzenberg, Poehler talk Shrek the Third
According to Reuters via Yahoo! Movies, DreamWorks Animation Chief Executive Jeffrey Katzenberg feels confident that Shrek the Third will do well against fellow third installments Spider-Man 3 and Pirates of… |
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DreamWorks Animation pays Katzenberg $1 in 2006
As seen via a regulatory filing last Friday, DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. paid its chief executive, Jeffrey Katzenberg, $1 in total compensation in 2006. The action arrived due to Katzenberg’s… |
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Katzenberg talks DreamWorks sequels
Empire Online recently spoke with DreamWorks Animation honcho Jeffery Katzenberg, who revealed some plans for the future of the studio as far as sequels are concerned. He says that the… |
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Katzenberg confirms DreamWorks layoffs following Guardians’ underperformance
DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg said Tuesday that 350 of the studio’s 2,200 employees will be laid off by the end of the year. “These things are very, very difficult… |
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Katzenberg plans The Tibet Code
As part of his eagerness to release more movies that will be financially successful in China, DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffery Katzenberg announced that he plans to bring The Tibet Code… |
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Katzenberg talks Father Of The Pride
DreamWorks head honcho Jeffrey Katzenberg continues to play up his upcoming NBC animated series Father Of The Pride, which will begin airing later this year in the slot vacated by… |
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Katzenberg considers animation in India
While promoting Over the Hedge at the Cannes Film Festival, DreamWorks SKG cofounder Jeffrey Katzenberg confirmed to Animation ‘Xpress that the company might find help in some of its animated… |
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Redstone considered Katzenberg, DreamWorks Animation
The IMDB Studio Briefing indicates that the day Viacom Chairman Sumner Redstone fired CEO Tom Freston, DreamWorks cofounder David Geffen called Redstone to recommend fellow cofounder Jeffrey Katzenberg as Freston’s… |
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Katzenberg reveals Shrek 4 & 5 release dates
In a recent interview with Courier Mail, Jeffrey Katzenberg, head of Dreamworks Animation, revealed that the fourth and fifth installments of Shrek are planned to be released in 2010 and… |
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Interview with Jeffrey Katzenberg
Moviehole talks with DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg. The focus of the conversation is the company’s latest film, Bee Movie, although the Shrek franchise, Monsters Vs. Aliens and Mr. Peabody… |
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Jeffry Katzenberg talks Bee Movie, and more
RottenTomatoes.com carries an exclusive interview with the Dreamworks CEO, Jeffry Katzenberg, wherein he talks about the studio’s latest CG feature Bee Movie and more…. |
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Katzenberg talks TV, film, stage, and more
BusinessWeek talks with DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg in a quick interview that covers a lot of ground — including sales of movie tickets and DVDs, future Broadway endeavors, runaway… |
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Katzenberg living happily ever after
Fast Company has an extensive and frank piece with DreamWorks’ Jeffrey Katzenberg who, among many other interesting quotes, says, “Michael Eisner firing me is the best thing that ever happened… |
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Walt & El Grupo / The Boys / Waking Sleeping Beauty
…set up frictions between Katzenberg and Roy Disney, and Eisner and Katzenberg. Some inappropriate behavior at Wells’ memorial is unbelievably misjudged (and is that Roy almost flinching as Eisner returns… |
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Jeffrey Katzenberg promotes upcoming DreamWorks films at Cine Expo
The DreamWorks Animation CEO introduced clips, storyboards and early animation sequences from Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa and touted the studio’s first stereoscopic 3-D feature Monsters vs. Aliens earlier today at… |
