Declan Baldwin

Declan Baldwin is a NYC based producer and the founding partner of Big Indie Pictures. Having completed work on almost fifty film and television productions Declan has worked in several capacities and genres.

Among his producing credits are: Manchester by the Sea (Exec Producer). Manchester received six Oscar nominations in 2016, winning two; Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay. Still Alice (Co-Producer). Julianne Moore won the Oscar for Best Actress in 2015. Captain Fantastic (Exec Producer). Viggo Mortensen received a Best Actor Oscar nomination for his performance. Far From Heaven (Co-Producer). The film received four Oscar nominations in 2003 and swept the Independent Spirit Awards, including Best Feature Film. Other producing credits include Adventureland, The True Adventures of Wolfboy, The Dark Half, Rough Magic and many others.

Declan's television credits as a producer include two prime-time specials for NBC and the HBO Original Films production of The Laramie Project. Both NBC specials were directed by awarding winning documentary filmmaker Ken Bowser. "Time and Again" was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award; The Laramie Project was nominated for four Primetime Emmy Awards and received the National Board of Review Award for Best Film Made for Cable Television. For his efforts on The Laramie Project Declan was a 2002 Emmy nominee for Outstanding Made for Television Movie, and a David L. Wolper Producer of the Year nominee at the 2003 Producers Guild Awards..

Declan is a native New Yorker and a long-standing member of both the DGA (Directors Guild of America) and the PGA (Producers Guild of America).