Biography
Roger Goff is a producer and entertainment lawyer in Los Angeles. In 35 years as an entertainment professional, Roger has handled hundreds of transactions across the entire industry spectrum including film, television, music, digital media and entertainment technology. He has represented financiers, producers, directors, writers, actors and other artists and entrepreneurs. He has also produced and executive produced several films as both a lead producer and part of production teams.
Prior to becoming an attorney, Roger worked in radio and television broadcasting, commercial production, advertising and as a studio musician. He holds an FCC license as a broadcast engineer and graduated from the studio guitarists program at Musicians Institute (in addition to receiving his B.A. from UCLA and his law degree, with honors, from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles). He began his legal career as a corporate attorney handling mergers and acquisitions and private securities transactions. He quickly transitioned to the music industry and spent many years representing independent record labels.
As an attorney in the film industry, Roger has handled financing and production for over a hundred films, including the Academy Award winning "Dallas Buyers Club," "Welcome to the Rileys" (produced by Ridley Scott), "Splinter," and "American Gun." Roger was an executive producer or producer on several films, including "Man Down," starring Shia Labeouf, Gary Oldman and Kate Mara, "Krystal," directed by William H. Macy and starring Rosario Dawson, Kathy Bates, Nick Robinson, Grant Gustin, William H. Macy and Felicity Huffman, "Cut Throat City," directed by RZA and with an all-star cast including Ethan Hawke, Terrence Howard, Wesley Snipes, T.I., Eiza Gonzalez and Kat Graham; and the recent "The Tiger Rising" with Queen Latifah and Dennis Quaid.
Most recently, Roger produced "The Locksmith" starring Ryan Phillippe, Kate Bosworth and Ving Rhames - a crime thriller released in February, 2023.
Roger is a member of both the Producers Guild of America and the Television Academy.
