John Miranda

John Miranda is an award-winning producer and AI Entertainment Strategist with a career spanning film, television, and creative innovation. He began his journey under the mentorship of Steven Spielberg and Norman Jewison, and quickly earned a reputation for championing new voices— developing and selling Ryan Murphy’s first feature screenplay, WHY CAN'T I BE AUDREY HEPBURN, to DreamWorks.

John later oversaw development and production for producer Ken Lipper, managing projects including Alan Rickman’s directorial debut THE WINTER GUEST and James Moll’s Oscar-winning documentary THE LAST DAYS. As VP of Production at James Mangold’s Treeline Films, Miranda helped shape 3:10 TO YUMA, KNIGHT & DAY, and the ABC series MEN IN TREES.

Today, Miranda continues to produce film and television through John Miranda Studio, which also serves as a creative consultancy helping writers, directors, and production companies navigate the entertainment industry’s rapidly evolving relationship with AI. His work bridges craft and technology, guiding creatives as they adapt their workflows, protect their voice, and harness new tools without losing the soul of storytelling.

He is currently developing Ben Bonnema's half-hour comedy CALL ME BY MY NAMETAG, Rebecca Brewer's (Roadmap) one-hour dramatic-thriller COBALT LAKE, and the romantic comedy feature, FOREVER, INC.