2929 Productions Information

In 2003, entrepreneurs Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban founded 2929 Productions to develop, finance and produce independent feature films outside of the Hollywood studio system. Within two years, 2929 had co-financed George Clooney’s "Good Night, and Good Luck."—which grossed more than $30 million at the domestic box office and racked up a slew of awards including the National Board of Review’s Best Picture of the Year honor and six Academy Award® nominations, including one for Best Picture. In the same year, 2929 produced "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room," which earned an Independent Spirit Award for Best Documentary and an Oscar® nomination for Best Feature-Length Documentary. Ever since that early success, 2929 has looked onward, with a sharp focus on narratives that are either filmmaker-driven, socially conscious, or unheralded true stories—often all three! 2929 Productions is currently in post-production on three new films and developing many more, which will continue its tradition of thought-provoking and entertaining films and television, while always looking to adapt their stories and their tellings to the ever-changing times. Additional credits include: "Akeelah and the Bee," "We Own the Night," "Two Lovers," "The Burning Plain," "The Road," "Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie," "Deadfall," and "Serena."