2016 Wedgwood Annual

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TERENCE BERRY
Managing Director, Wedgwood
Culture Fund
Terence began his career in New
York with Citibank’s Media &
Entertainment Group working
on film-financings for the major
studios. Desiring to work more
closely with filmmakers, he
left New York for Los Angeles
where he began producing short
films, helped launch and run
the Damah Film Festival, served
as an associated producer for
several shows on the Discovery
Channel and produced the feature
films That Evening Sun (starring
Oscar-nominated Hal Holbrook)
and Not That Funny (starring
Emmy-winner Tony Hale.) Terence
is in post-production on his third
feature film, Waiting For The
Miracle To Come, a film by Lian
Lunson starring Willie Nelson and
Charlotte Rampling. In addition to
his work as a film producer, he also
ran Act One, a Hollywood-based
training program and professional
society from 2009 through 2013.
Terence is a graduate of the
University of Virginia.
JACOB MARSHALL
Cultural Curator
Jacob is a music artist, film
producer and pioneer of
humanitarian art campaigns.
As creator of the band MAE, he
has sold over 500,000 records
worldwide and performed over
1,500 concerts on 5 continents.
His passion about collaboration,
social justice, and using creativity
to solve some of the world’s most
pressing problems culminates in
his role as Senior Connector for
More Partnerships, an agency
specializing in creative partnership
design. Jacob and his wife, Haejin,
live in Brooklyn, New York
with their puppy Gogi.
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