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Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Josh Goldstine To Oversee Marketing And Distribution At All Skydance Film Labels Including Paramount And Warner Bros

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Josh Goldstine is being tapped as the head of Marketing and Distribution of all Skydance film labels including Paramount and Warner Bros. confirmed to Deadline.

Goldstine had been overseeing marketing at Paramount Pictures but following the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger, the veteran studio exec will now oversee all marketing and distribution for both studios as any other labels under the Skydance banner. Warner Bros. marketing execs Dana Nussbaum, Christian Davin and John Stanford as well as Jeff Goldstein, president of global theatrical distribution will all report to Goldstine in the new structure.

Goldstine joined Paramount in October 2025 as president of worldwide marketing and distribution, following David Ellison’s acquisition of the company that August. He previously served as president of worldwide marketing at Warner Bros., departing in January 2025.

Variety was first to report the news of Goldstine’s new position.

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