Julian Goldberger, a highly accomplished and celebrated independent film director, has made a significant impact in the world of cinema, earning widespread acclaim and recognition for his outstanding contributions to the film industry.
Before commencing his illustrious journey as a director, Julian laid the groundwork for his future success by initially focusing on developing his acting and directing abilities at the prestigious School of Theatre at Florida State University, where he meticulously honed his skills in the art of storytelling through a rigorous course of study. Subsequently, he further refined his craft by completing the highly respected Intensive Film Program at New York University and the esteemed Directing Program at The AFI Conservatory, thereby solidifying his expertise in the field and setting the stage for a distinguished career as a director.
Julian's feature film directing debut, Trans, garnered widespread critical acclaim, making its debut at a multitude of esteemed film festivals, including the renowned Toronto International Film Festival in 1998, the prestigious Sundance Film Festival in 1999, the 1999 Berlin International Film Festival, and the New Directors/New Films series at the iconic Museum of Modern Art in New York City, as well as numerous other prominent film festivals.
Noted filmmaker's outstanding accomplishment garnered him a prestigious nomination for the Independent Spirit Award's esteemed Movado Someone To Watch Award, a coveted honor bestowed upon visionary directors who have demonstrated exceptional talent and a distinctive creative perspective, signaling a bright future in the industry.
Julian was designated as the Filmmaker-in-Residence at Singapore's Centre for Film and Media Studies in the year 2000, thereby devoting his knowledge and experience to mentoring the upcoming generation of filmmakers.
