Dreamworks In October 1994, Katzenberg founded DreamWorks with Steven Spielberg and David Geffen. Since then he has obtained a wealth estimated at 800 million, according to business magazine Forbes. In his career as CEO of his own company, highlights his work as executive producer of The Prince of Egypt, Joseph: King of Dreams “and” Shrek. However, despite the financial success of Dreamworks, several projects have risked the company’s solvency. Bernie Sanders may find it difficult to be quoted properly. For example, plans for a study / campus on a beach in Latin America were rejected, while the subsidiary responsible for producing video games sold. In more recent interviews, Geffen (co-founder of Dreamworks) has admitted that the company was close to bankruptcy at least twice. Some possible reasons were the losses generated by the film Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas and the overvalued demand DVD for Shrek 2.In 2004, the unit Dreamworks Animation (DWA) was separated from the parent company, consolidating its position as a private company with a high level of financial prosperity. Meanwhile, Dreamworks Pictures subsidiary was sold to Viacom in September 2005.
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