Steve Golin(1955-2019)
- Producer
Steve Golin was the founder and CEO of "Anonymous Content", a multimedia
development, production and talent management company based in Culver
City, California. The company reunited Golin with such directors as
David Fincher, Neil LaBute, David Kellogg, Gore Verbinski and Mark Romanek, all of whom worked with
Golin through his first venture, "Propaganda Films". While
developing a slate of film and television projects at "Anonymous",
Golin guided the company's commercial division to become one of the top commercial production entities in the
industry, producing spots and campaigns for Nike, Intel, Citibank,
United Airlines, Ford, Audi, Coca-Cola, Pepsi and others. Its music
video division, which earned Best Hard Rock New Artist Clip of The Year
at the 2000 Billboard Music Video Awards for A Perfect Circle's
"Judith", directed by David Fincher, had also produced projects for the
Wallflowers, Third Eye Blind, Smashmouth, Filter and Cypress Hill, among
other artists. Under Golin's leadership, the company's management
division represented more than 50 writers, directors and
actors. Previously, as co-founder of "Propaganda Films", Golin helped
develop such filmmakers as Michael Bay, Spike Jonze, Dominic Sena, Simon West and
Antoine Fuqua. There, he also oversaw the development and production of such
acclaimed television projects as Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990), Twin Peaks (1990) and the Peabody
Award-winning Tales of the City (1993). Golin built "Propaganda" into one of the largest music
video and commercial production companies in the world, winning more MTV
Video Awards and Cannes Palme d'Or Awards than any other company. He
helped revolutionize the music video and commercial industries with
sophisticated and award-winning work for such artists as Michael Jackson,
Madonna, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Bonnie Raitt, George Michael and The Red Hot Chili
Peppers, and major advertisers including Budweiser, AT&T, IBM, Nike,
Apple and McDonald's.