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Nuala Quinn-Barton (born 20 March 1952) is an Irish American independent film producer, artist, talent manager and former fashion model from Newry, Northern Ireland. She is the CEO of Mania Entertainment LLC (est. 1990) and The Film Co-Operative LLC, an Official Member of the International Chamber of Arts (ICA), a distinguished global platform uniting leaders of the international arts economy, associated with the World Business Angels Investment Forum (WBAF) chaired by Baybars Altuntas of which she is an International Partner —an affiliated partner of the G20 Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion (GPFI). Through WBAF, she supports global economic development by expanding access to finance and innovative financial instruments for entrepreneurs, startups, scale-ups, SMEs, and investors. Her work bridges storytelling, capital, and technology to build globally scalable film and media ventures. On the film technology front she is involved in working with the latest techniques, pre-visualization and Ai technology to cut the cost of filmmaking. She is best known for producing films such as Homecoming (2009), The Third Half (2012), Goodbye Christopher Robin (2017), and for managing the careers of her daughter, actress Mischa Barton, writer/ producer Daniel McNicoll, actress Kya Garwood, actress Kelly Lynn Reiter, producer Taheim Bryan, Director Cody Knotts, and best-selling writer Ted Lazaris. She is married to Paul Marsden Barton.