JURASSIC WORLD 
GREEN BOOK 
1917 
With the sequel "A Dog's Journey" now in theaters, Amblin Partners continues to find ways to release the kind of films that aren't typical of what dominates American multiplexes these days.An follow-up to the 2017 surprise hit "A Dog's Purpose," "Journey" is just another example of the cinematic strategy evident at Amblin, the production powerhouse Steven Spielberg relaunched four years ago under the joint oversight of himself and co-CEO Jeff Small.Listen to the podcast:On the latest episode of the Variety...
Amblin Partners
Jeff
Small
CEO
With 15 years at Amblin Partners and its corporate predecessor, DreamWorks Studios, Small oversees film and TV studio operations with legendary chairman Steven Spielberg. In 2021, he led the company’s first streaming deal, a multiyear pact with Netflix, and re-upped its 2015 theatrical distribution pact with Universal. The studio has a slew of features ahead, including Spielberg’s semiautobiographical “The Fabelmans,” as well as shows for 10 streaming and broadcast platforms, including “Halo” (Paramount+), “Billy the Kid” (EPIX), “Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai” (HBO Max), “Resident Alien” (Syfy), “Roswell, New Mexico” (CW), “Good Night Oppy” (Amazon) and “Masters of the Air” (Apple TV+), the follow-up to “Band of Brothers” and “The Pacific.”
