At The Film Department, Gill produced Law-Abiding Citizen, a thriller starring Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx, and The Rebound, a romantic comedy starring Catherine Zeta-Jones and Justin Bartha.
Gill was recently the founder and President of Warner Independent Pictures. In his tenure, the company produced 15 films, earned 11 Oscar nominations and was the most successful start-up in movie history: earning $100 million at the North American box office faster than any independent studio ever (in its second year, driven by March of the Penguins and Good Night, and Good Luck).
Prior to joining Warner, Gill spent eight years at Miramax Films, where he was President of Miramax/L.A. He was involved in the production or acquisition of more than two dozen films, among them The Talented Mr. Ripley, Central Station, Next Stop Wonderland, Apocalypse Now Redux, In the Bedroom, Amelie, The Quiet American, Frida, Rabbit-Proof Fence, City of God and Under the Tuscan Sun.
He joined Miramax in 1994 and served for three years as the company's marketing chief, based in New York. Among the films he marketed: Pulp Fiction, Scream, CopLand, Good Will Hunting, Muriel's Wedding, Flirting With Disaster, Trainspotting, Slingblade, Emma, Bullets Over Broadway, The Postman/Il Postino, The English Patient, Life is Beautiful and Shakespeare in Love.
Prior to joining Miramax, Gill worked for six years at Columbia and TriStar Pictures, culminating in a three-year tenure as Senior Vice President in the marketing department. Before that, he served as a general assignment reporter for Newsweek magazine and for the Los Angeles Times.
Gill was recently the founder and President of Warner Independent Pictures. In his tenure, the company produced 15 films, earned 11 Oscar nominations and was the most successful start-up in movie history: earning $100 million at the North American box office faster than any independent studio ever (in its second year, driven by March of the Penguins and Good Night, and Good Luck).
Prior to joining Warner, Gill spent eight years at Miramax Films, where he was President of Miramax/L.A. He was involved in the production or acquisition of more than two dozen films, among them The Talented Mr. Ripley, Central Station, Next Stop Wonderland, Apocalypse Now Redux, In the Bedroom, Amelie, The Quiet American, Frida, Rabbit-Proof Fence, City of God and Under the Tuscan Sun.
He joined Miramax in 1994 and served for three years as the company's marketing chief, based in New York. Among the films he marketed: Pulp Fiction, Scream, CopLand, Good Will Hunting, Muriel's Wedding, Flirting With Disaster, Trainspotting, Slingblade, Emma, Bullets Over Broadway, The Postman/Il Postino, The English Patient, Life is Beautiful and Shakespeare in Love.
Prior to joining Miramax, Gill worked for six years at Columbia and TriStar Pictures, culminating in a three-year tenure as Senior Vice President in the marketing department. Before that, he served as a general assignment reporter for Newsweek magazine and for the Los Angeles Times.