Jeffrey Chernov

Jeffrey Chernov is an American executive, a unit production manager, and a film producer. He was born in the United States.

From 1987 to 1989, he was the Vice President of physical production for Touchstone Pictures, Television Pictures and, Walt Disney Pictures. From 2001 to 2005, Jeffrey was the Senior Vice President of physical production at Spyglass Entertainment. He wanted to become a film producer. He worked together with John Carpenter, a filmmaker. He worked as an assistant director. Jeffrey produced films like 'Pretty Woman' and 'Dead Poets Society'. Then, he broke the partnership with John Carpenter and became an independent producer. He has also worked for Touchstone.

In 2001, he designated as Senior VP at Spyglass. He appointed as production executive on many movies. He directed and produced his first film, 'A Line in the Sand'. He worked as an executive producer on ' Star Trek Click to look into! >> Read More... ' where Jeffrey’s daughter Zoe and son Max acted as Spock’s Vulcan schoolmates.

In 1979, he was an associate producer in 'Richard Pryor: Live in Concert, a comedy film that starred Richard Pryor. It was the first full-length stand-up comedy. In 1978, an album released named as Wanted: live in Concert. Gary P. Biller owned it. In 1981, he worked as a second assistant director in 'Escape from New York Click to look into! >> Read More... '. John Carpenter directed it. The film received positive reviews. It grossed up to 25.2 million dollars in American theaters. On Rotten Tomatoes, it had a rating of 85%. In 1981, he was a second assistant director in Body Heat. Lawrence Kasdan Lawrence Kasdan is a name behind the famous film s >> Read More... directed it. Then, he worked as a production manager in 'Halloween II'. It was a horror film and a sequel to Halloween. It had mixed response from Critics.

Jeffrey worked as head in charge of production and a unit production manager in the film, 'Halloween III: Season of the Witch'. It was the third part in the Halloween film series. He directed several other films. In 2002, he produced 'The Country Bears'. It was a comedy movie. It released on 26 July 2002. The film got negative response from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the rating was just 30%. In 2003, he worked as a production head in 'The Recruit' and 'Shanghai Knights'. In 2006, he was a production executive in the films, 'Stay Alive' and 'Stick It'. In 2007, he produced four films such as 'The Look out', 'Underdog', 'The Invisible' and 'Balls of Fury'. In 2011, he was an executive producer in 'Mission: Impossible-Ghost Protocol'. He produced ' Tomorrowland Click to look into! >> Read More... ' in 2015.