Mike Bertolina is the President of North Hill Productions (NHP), a production company launched by Bill Burr, where he oversees all operations. NHP currently has feature and television projects in development with Skydance Media and Hulu, along with a diverse slate spanning live action, animation, scripted, and unscripted documentary formats.
Previously, Mike served as President and CEO of All Things Comedy (ATC), the comedy podcast network and production company founded by Bill Burr and Al Madrigal. In this role, Mike produced feature films including Old Dads and Drugstore June, the documentary Patrice O’Neal: Killing is Easy, and the Emmy-nominated dark-comedy sketch series Immoral Compass. He also oversaw numerous stand-up specials for Comedy Central, Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu, including Bill Burr: Paper Tiger, Ronny Chieng: Asian Comedian Destroys America, and Whitney Cummings: Can I Touch It.
Under his leadership, ATC became one of the world’s leading comedy podcast networks, reaching a global audience through hit shows such as Bill Burr’s Monday Morning Podcast, TigerBelly, and The Dollop.
A graduate of the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, Mike began his career in production as a prop master on feature films and television projects. After earning his MBA, he took on a leadership role at Branded Entertainment Network, overseeing brand integrations for clients including Microsoft, General Motors, and Heineken. During this time, he helped lay the foundation for what would become All Things Comedy—a company built by and for the comedy community.
What he brings to The Zero Negative Foundation:
Mike brings a powerful ability to shape and scale stories that move people. With deep expertise in audience connection and cultural impact, he helps amplify the Foundation’s mission—ensuring caregivers and families feel seen, supported, and not alone.