Dave Goldberg

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ABOUT DAVE GOLDBERG

I run Killer Bunny Entertainment, a Nashville based television production company creating innovative programming in the broadcast, cable and streaming worlds. From live comedy, to hard-edged documentaries, to over-the-top reality, to narrative television, to feature films, Killer Bunny works with major networks, partners with top show runners and co-produces with Hollywood movie studios to create original content in a wide variety of genres and formats. Recently we produced three episodes of \"Funny Women of a Certain Age\" for Showtime. The hour-long standup specials feature Fran Drescher, Teri Hatcher, Caroline Rhea and many other female comedians over the age of 50; the first time this has happened on network television. Over the past few years, Killer Bunny has produced nearly 200 hours of standup with some of the biggest names in comedy as well as dozens of hours of reality series and pilots for networks including Discovery, TLC, Lifetime, Oxygen, Fuse, and TruTV. On the scripted side, we\'re currently in pre-production on two series based off of my partner, Robert Cea\'s, best-selling books,\"No Lights, No Sirens\" and \"Confidential Source 96.\" Killer Bunny is prolific in the streaming and branded entertainment world with programs such as \"Tip Cup,\" a Motorola-sponsored series for CBS Interactive featuring legendary recording artists going undercover as street musicians playing for charity. Prior to forming Killer Bunny, I was Vice President and Creative Director for CameraPlanet, a leading independent producer of cable television series and specials for networks including MTV, VH1, A&E, MSNBC, CNN, CBS, Animal Planet and Discovery Channel. Specialties: Killer Bunny specializes in stand up comedy and the creation and production of scripted and unscripted television programming. We also partner with talented producers and writers that need a well-connected, established production company to produce sizzle reels and help sell their shows to the networks and studios.