Dana Brunetti is the president of Trigger Street Productions and most recently produced Captain Phillips alongside Scott Rudin and Michael Deluca, written by Billy Ray and starring Tom Hanks and directed by Paul Greengass. The film is currently nominated for four Golden Globes, including Best Picture. He is also a producer on the new Netflix Original Series House of Cards directed by David Fincher starring Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright, which is set to return for its second season on February 14, 2014. The show received nine Primetime Emmy Award nominations and is the first non-traditional television show to land nominations in a major Emmys category. It’s currently nominated for four Golden Globe nominations. Brunetti is also co-Founder Trigger Street Labs - an online platform for feedback and exposure for undiscovered writing and filmmaking talent. In 2013, Brunetti won a Special Achievement Webby Award for his impact on the Web.

In 2009, again with Rudin and Deluca, Brunetti produced the film The Social Network, the story of how Facebook was created. Directed by David Fincher and written by Aaron Sorkin the film received numerous awards including eight Academy Award nominations. Brunetti won his first Golden Globe for the film, as well as many other honors including the National Board of Review and The Critics Choice Award. Brunetti also produced Bernard & Doris (HBO) starring Ralph Fiennes and Susan Sarandon which received 10 Emmy nominations and a Golden Globe Nomination. He’s currently producing the upcoming film adaptation of 50 Shades of Grey, along with Michael De Luca. The book has sold over 90 million copies worldwide. The film is scheduled for release February 14, 2015.