

David Beaubaire
Producer and former studio executive who worked at Warner Brothers, Paramount, Fox, and Sony Pictures. Currently runs Sunset Lane Media.
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Sep 12, 2024 • 35min
The Dire State of Movie Development
David Beaubaire, a seasoned producer and former studio executive, dives into the tumultuous world of movie development. He discusses the drastic changes since the early 2000s, emphasizing the shift towards franchise-focused productions and the rising costs of filmmaking. Beaubaire highlights the challenges of balancing creative integrity with financial demands in an era where independent films are reshaping industry standards. Plus, he shares insights on upcoming Emmy predictions, spotlighting frontrunners like 'Shogun' and 'The Bear'!

Dec 28, 2025 • 18min
One Thing: Our Politics Have Never Been So Toxic. So Why Do We Love Political TV?
David Beaubaire, the Founder and CEO of Sunset Lane Media, shares insights from his extensive background in politics and media. He explores why audiences are drawn to political dramas during a time of real-world toxicity. Beaubaire reveals his strategy of opening creative offices in D.C. to unearth compelling political narratives. He argues that political shows offer both empathy and escape, while also tackling the need for bipartisan storytelling to bridge divides. Additionally, he highlights the impact of studio consolidation on creativity in Hollywood.

Dec 28, 2025 • 18min
One Thing: Our Politics Have Never Been So Toxic. So Why Do We Love Political TV?
David Beaubaire, Founder and CEO of Sunset Lane Media and former White House staffer, shares insights on the allure of political dramas like "The Diplomat". He discusses why these shows resonate during our current political climate, the potential for Washington, D.C. to become a hub for Hollywood storytelling, and the issues of industry stagnation. Beaubaire emphasizes the power of entertainment to foster empathy and highlights Sunset Lane's mission to unbundle creative development while engaging both political sides in storytelling.


