Scott Budnick Produces Criminal Justice Reform

Alyssa Milano: Sorry Not Sorry

Peace By Peace Productions

News, Politics

3.1 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

After producing The Hangover and its sequels, Scott Budnick took the incredibly rare step of leaving Hollywood to work full-time on sentencing reform and keeping young people out of jail. Through his work with the Anti-Recidivism Coalition, he was instrumental in passing sentencing reform and other key social justice measures in California. He's continuing in this work and is now pack in Hollywood with One Community, a production company making socially-minded entertainment.

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1:03.9	Hi, I'm Alyssa Molano and this is Sorry Not Sorry.
1:29.8	Hi, I'm Scott Budnick.
1:39.8	In 2013, Scott left the film world to work in criminal justice reform and founded the anti-racidivism
1:47.5	coalition.
1:48.5	He's just returned with the new production company One Community which funds film projects
1:54.9	focused on social justice.
1:58.8	One producer Scott Budnick took a break from Hollywood to focus on criminal justice reform.
2:04.3	He's the founder of the anti-racidivism coalition and is now back making films.
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