Dana Brunetti

Dana Brunetti is a prominent American film producer, recognized for his influential role in the entertainment industry. He currently serves as the president of Trigger Street Productions, a company established by actor Kevin Spacey in 1997. Together, they launched TriggerStreet.com in 2002, a platform designed to offer aspiring screenwriters valuable feedback and visibility for their original scripts.

Brunetti's career took a significant turn in 2008 when he produced the film *21*, which was inspired by Ben Mezrich's bestselling book, *Bringing Down the House*. His collaboration with Mezrich continued with the acclaimed 2010 film *The Social Network*, which was based on Mezrich's *The Accidental Billionaires*. The film, adapted by Aaron Sorkin and directed by David Fincher, garnered immense critical acclaim, receiving eight Academy Award nominations in 2011, including Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay.

In addition to these noteworthy projects, Brunetti was also a producer for the 2009 comedy *Fanboys*, which humorously explores the lives of devoted Star Wars enthusiasts. Through his work, Dana Brunetti has made significant contributions to the film industry, showcasing his talent for bringing engaging stories to the screen while mentoring emerging writers in the process.