Alan Green
Alan Green is British-born but grew up in Germany and the Netherlands, and is now based in Las Vegas, USA. His international background made working across the globe a natural path. He has circumnavigated the world many times to close deals and build new relationships. He began his career in the UK distribution business, working at major studios such as 20th Century Fox and Pathe, where he held positions including Head of Marketing and Head of European Publicity and Promotions. During this time, he helped release Oscar-winning and blockbuster titles such as Braveheart, Titanic, Star Wars, The X-Men, The World Is Not Enough, Terminator 2, Basic Instinct, Moulin Rouge, The Shawshank Redemption, and Field of Dreams, to name only a few. He later expanded his work across various European markets for the same companies.
For the last 15 years, he has focused on International Film and Television Distribution, licensing TV and feature-film rights to U.S. and international buyers at all major markets worldwide for both American and Dutch companies. He has received numerous awards, including being part of the Emmy Award-winning team at FCCE for producing and distributing the world's first user-generated movie by Paul Verhoeven. Fluent in multiple languages, Green has distributed and developed hundreds of titles with budgets ranging from a few hundred thousand dollars to forty million dollars. In addition to his distribution work, he is also a film producer, most recently on the feature Vindicta.
Since 2020, Alan has founded and operated OneTwoThree Media, working with dozens of producers and managing a catalogue of nearly 100 films. He attends all major film markets worldwide, including Cannes, Berlin, Toronto, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles. Alan has also served as a Juror for the International Emmy Awards for the past five years and is a member of the Television Academy. He is a frequent jury member and panelist at film festivals in the US, continuing to shape conversations about the future of international film and television.






