Julie Auerbach is the Chief Creative Officer and Founding Partner at Top Dead Center Films, a globally renowned and highly respected genre film company that was proudly established in the year 2019.
Under her visionary and innovative creative direction, the company has achieved remarkable success in producing two feature films, "Stay Out Of The F'n Attic" and "Josie Jane: Kill The Babysitter", with Auerbach occupying the crucial roles of both Executive Producer and Writer.
Notably, before joining Top Dead Center Films, Auerbach occupied the esteemed position of Chief Creative Officer at Go Go Luckey Entertainment, where she is celebrated for conceiving some of the most groundbreaking and widely popular series to have emerged in recent years. Her singular cinematic vision and pioneering approach to narrative storytelling have had a profound impact on the unscripted genre, as exemplified by her 2004 debut hit, "Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County," which premiered on MTV and garnered her widespread acclaim as the creator of the docusoap format, a genre-defining innovation that has left an indelible mark on the world of television.
Auerbach's impressive resume boasts an array of notable accomplishments, with a diverse range of projects that have garnered significant attention and acclaim. In addition to their work at Go Go Luckey, Auerbach has also made significant contributions to various television programs, including the popular reality series "Paranormal State" and "Fear: Buried Alive", which aired on A&E.
Furthermore, Auerbach's expertise has been showcased on Discovery Channel, where they worked on the gripping documentary-style series "Kidnap and Rescue" and "The Unexplained", offering viewers a fascinating glimpse into the unknown.
Moreover, Auerbach's skills as a writer and producer have been utilized to great effect on the History Channel, where they were involved in the production of "Decoded", a show that delved into the mysteries and secrets of the past.
Prior to joining Go Go Luckey, Auerbach had a successful career as a one-hour scripted TV writer and producer, working on a variety of dramas, including the action-packed "Birds of Prey", the intense and suspenseful "24", the sci-fi thriller "Dark Angel", and the supernatural drama "Charmed".
Under the visionary leadership of Auerbach, Go Go Luckey flourished as a premier creative house, renowned for its innovative, groundbreaking programming that consistently pushed the boundaries of the industry. The company's distinctive cinematic aesthetic and style set it apart from its competitors, as a hallmark of its creative excellence. Under Auerbach's guidance, Go Go Luckey enjoyed an unprecedented streak of success, launching a string of critically acclaimed series that captivated audiences and earned the attention of major networks and brand marketers seeking to tap into the coveted demographics of young adults and millennials.
Aurora Auerbach, a highly acclaimed and accomplished television producer, has amassed an impressive portfolio of hundreds of hours of hit programming for her esteemed clients, consisting of almost every major broadcast and cable network.
