David Berget

Born and raised in Norway, David B. Berget is a recent graduate of the American Film Institute Conservatory (MFA Directing) – Rated the best in the word by the Hollywood reporter. He also holds a degree from Westerdals School of Communication, one of Europe’’s top communication schools.

His professional career started with several shorts and commercials, which gained him recognition on the biggest TV networks in Norway – NRK, TV2 and TVNORWAY. One of his biggest clients was Pokerstars, where he directed and produced a feature length documentary, “BALTIC SESSIONS”, giving an in-depth portrait of the biggest names in poker. He also directed several commercial campaigns for the Norwegian Veteran society and tech-company Softline solutions.

His narrative work has been featured in numerous festivals, including his 2011 short “The Fratres”, which was screened under the March de Film category at the Cannes film festival.

His forty minute thriller “DINO” was given a great deal of publicity in Norway due to it’’s portrait of cultural indifferences and the criminal underworld – leading to several talkbacks at TV shows, radios, schools and institutions.