Saboteur is a fully integrated media company based in New York. Along with producing and financing feature films and television, Saboteur also has one of the most sought after music video companies (Golden) in the world.

Core to Saboteur’s business is their documentary production unit. Saboteur, through their partnership with Sebastian Junger, is responsible for producing Emmy-Award-winning and Academy-Award-nominated documentary films such as Restrepo (Nat Geo), Which Way is the Front Line From Here?, The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington (HBO), The Last Patrol (HBO), Korengal, and Hell on Earth: The Fall of Syria and the Rise of ISIS for National Geographic Channel.

In addition to their partnership with Sebastian Junger, Saboteur has produced over 30 projects including Reggaeton: The Sound That Conquered the World (Peacock), Mixtape (Paramount+), Hell of a Cruise (Peacock), Blood on the Wall (Nat Geo), Hell on Earth (Nat Geo), Rubble Kings (Netflix), Stretch and Bobbito: Radio That Changed Lives (Showtime), Stolen Seas, Pussy Riot (HBO), Tell Spring Not to Come This Year, Doin’ it in the Park: Pick-up Basketball, NYC, Being George Clooney, and the Emmy-Award-winning The Fire That Took Her (Paramount+).

Saboteur is part of the Goldcrest family of companies, which in addition to production, operates a world-class post-production facility under the Goldcrest Post New York banner.