Author: David Jackson

David Jackson is Co-Founder and President of The SC Group of Companies (Showcase Entertainment, Inc., Showcase For Kids & SC Global Media) with Showcase being a member of Independent Film and Television Alliance. Over the last twenty years, he has successfully produced, marketed and/or licensed over three hundred feature films throughout the world in all media. Her worldwide clients include Sony Entertainment, Disney/Buena Vista, MGM, New Line, Lionsgate, HBO, Showtime, Sony Pictures Television, Lifetime, Oxygen, Village Roadshow, Endemol, Nordisk Film, 20th Century Fox, BBC, British Sky Broadcasting, TF1, Canal +, RTL, ZDF, Pro Sieben, Antena 3, Mediaset, Miko/NHK, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, HBO Latin America and Cartoon Network, just to name a few. Prior to the SC Group, Jackson co-founded the worldwide distribution company, Curb/Esquire Films (currently Curb Communications), with Mike Curb. Further, he served as Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer of Curb/Musifilm whose partners included Universal Pictures. Amongst other things, Curb/Musifilm developed and co-produced “sex, lies and videotape” which won the Cannes Film Festival for Best Picture (the Palme D”Or). In production, Jackson initially produced several films for RCA/Columbia (ultimately Columbia/Tristar) with Morgan Mason (“sex, lies and videotape”), John Hardy (“Ocean”s Eleven, ” “Erin Brockovich”) and Jason Clark (“Stuart Little”) to fill the demand for RCA/Colombia”s home video line. Most recently he produced the feature film “You May Not Kiss The Bride, ” starring Katharine Mc Phee, Rob Schneider, Kathy Bates, Mena Suvari, Dave Annable and Vinnie Jones, Executive Produced “Flight 29 Down” for NBC/Discovery Kids, and more. Further, Jackson is an attorney specializing in the area of Entertainment. Prior to building Curb/Esquire Films, Jackson served as an attorney at Capitol Records and was then recruited by MCA Records where he served as the Vice President of Business Affairs. Thereafter, Jackson went into the private practice of law where he represented recording artists, record and film producers and film distribution companies.