Pixar Animation Studios 
Ziffren Brittenham LLP 
Anomaly: the Rubicon 
In a wide-ranging discussion with Variety co-editor-in-chief Claudia Eller on Thursday, top Hollywood attorney Skip Brittenham held forth on issues ranging from the globalization of the world economy to the impact of disruptive technologies on the entertainment ecosystem.Brittenham, founder of powerhouse firm Ziffren Brittenham, has participated in entertainment industry deals that have collectively amounted to an estimated $20 billion in value over the past decade. He began by taking a wide view of the economic scene.Large organizations “can’t operate at...
Ziffren Brittenham LLP
Skip
Brittenham
Founding Partner
Brittenham’s clients include some of Hollywood’s biggest names, from top actors (Harrison Ford, Bruce Willis, Eddie Murphy, Tim Allen) and directors (Ridley Scott, Shawn Levy, Andrew Stanton) to TV personalities (Oprah Winfrey) and major entertainment companies (DreamWorks, Legendary Pictures, Revolution Studios, Skydance Productions, Illumination Entertainment and Working Title Films). Over the years, he’s steered deals worth tens of billions of dollars, including the public offering for DreamWorks Animation and the sales of Miramax and Jim Henson Productions to Disney. He co-authored the futuristic graphic novels “Anomaly” and its sequel, “Anomaly: The Rubicon,” and competed in the U.S. Fly Fishing world championships three times.
