Susan Jackson

Susan Jackson's company, Freestyle Releasing spent in excess of $20 million to release Delgo (2008) and make it the lowest grosser of the year according to the Wall Street Journal (Dec. 18th 2008, Page B10).

In 2002 Jackson Executive Produced the hit indie film "Cabin Fever". Jackson came on at script stage, brought in investors and sold the film to Lions Gate at the Toronto Film Festival. Produced for $1. 4m "Cabin Fever" is considered one of the most profitable and successful indie features worldwide of the last decade. Jackson has gone on to Exec Produce many more indie films, which have had successful distribution.

Susan Jackson (formerly Rosenberg) has worked in feature film distribution for over twenty years, holding executive positions in sales, acquisitions and marketing at The Samuel Goldwyn Company, Vestron, Goodtimes, BMG/Bertelsmann, Sony and the BBC. Jackson's last corporate job before launching her own company was heading up BMG Independents in New York, an all rights distributor of independent film created to provide theatrically released feature films to BMG's North American DVD division. There, Jackson acquired and distributed theatrical, DVD, TV and international rights to multiple films. In 1999 Jackson started indie sales company Turtles Crossing, LLC selling hundreds of films to studios, TV and independent distributors in the USA.