Phillip is the founder of Hollywood Media Bridge, a film and television studio based on the Universal Pictures lot, in Hollywood, California with over 200 film credits and numerous television series. Mr. Goldfine is also the Executive Producer of the Academy Award winning documentary The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life.

He also won an Emmy for writing the Variety Series El Vacilon in 2011.

Phillip has worked producing films and television for every major film studio and network in Hollywood, including Warner Bros., Twentieth Century Fox, Walt Disney, Sony, MGM, Paramount and Lions Gate Films. In television, his show Lawman was the highest rated launch in A&E history when it premiered, and likewise, his film Seal Team 6 was not only nominated for multiple Emmys but was also the highest rated film when it premiered on National Geographic.

Mr. Goldfine has worked with a depth of Hollywood Talent and has relationships with Actors such as Oscar winner Hilary Swank, Katherine Heigl, Jack Black, Jerry O’Connell, Denise Richards, Wesley Snipes, Dolph Lundgren, Ray Liotta, and Val Kilmer.

Prior to his work as a producer, Phil worked at Twentieth Century Fox for legendary executive, Peter Chernin, and at New Line for the iconic Bob Shaye where he worked on movies like The Mask and The Nightmare on Elm Street, to Trimark (now part of Lions Gate Films) a studio specializing in genre films and comedy before setting up Hollywood Media Bridge. Shaye liked Goldfine so much that when he directed his latest film, Ambition, he hired Goldfine to produce it.

Hollywood Media Bridge had multiple films premiere on Netflix and a new Christmas motion picture for a Major Studio. The company also worked on dozens of new motion pictures and several new television series since.

Phil is a graduate of the prestigious USC Peter Stark Motion Picture Producing Program.

He resides in Los Angeles with his wife Valerie and his children, Kase, Libbie and Kelsie.