Atlantic Pictures is a full service production company, owned by principals Darren Goldberg and Chris Marsh, that develops, finances, and produces original material, and functions as a US co-producer for international producers that are developing projects to shoot in the United States.  The partners at Atlantic have a combined 20 years experience producing and offering production services on feature films of every budget level, as well as commercials, short-form/multimedia  and branded entertainment content.

Atlantic most recently produced Gavin Weisen's The Art of Getting By, starring Emma Roberts, Freddie Highmore, Rita Wilson, Alicia Silverstone and Blair Underwood.  The Art of Getting By debuted at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and sold to Fox Searchlight for a summer 2011 release.  In the three years since its inception, Atlantic has also produced Brant Sersen's Splinterheads and supervised the US production of Matthew Vaughn's Kick-Ass (Lionsgate) and Noel Clark's 4.3.2.1 (Universal).  Atlantic Pictures is currently in production with Lex Sidon's film Grand Street, which stars Charlotte Riley, Tom Byam Shaw, Kelly McGillis and Michael Wincott, and on Ramaa Mosley's film The Brass Teapot, starring Michael Angarano, Juno Temple, Alexis Bledel and Alia Shawkat.