Beau Willimon is a playwright and screenwriter whose latest project, House Of Cards, is breaking tradition and re-establishing what it means to produce a successful show. Set in Washington DC, House Of Cards is described as a wicked political drama that penetrates the shadowy world of greed, sex, and corruption in modern American politics. Starring Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey,... read full bio
Academy Award-nominated film director, Bennett Millers most popular work includes Moneyball, Capote and Foxcacher. He made his grand entrance into the film world with the widely praised documentary, The Cruise. Capote followed seven years later, starring Philip Seymour Hoffman in his Oscar-winning title role, earning Miller an Academy Award nomination for Best Director. Next, the critically praised Moneyball received six... read full bio
Pawel Pawlikowski is a Polish film director, writer, and producer, best known for his films “Last Resort”, “My Summer of Love”, “Ida”, “Cold War” which earned him an Academy Award for Best Director nomination, and more. Pawel studied literature and philosophy at Oxford University and a few years down the road he started working on his documentaries. One of his... read full bio
Nancy Meyers is widely viewed as the most powerful female filmmaker in Hollywood. She was the writer, producer and director of many big-screen successes, including Something's Gotta Give," "The Holiday" and "The Parent Trap." Her following solo venture in film, "What Women Want," was at one point the most successful film ever directed by a woman, taking... read full bio
Mark Wexler's film began as a documentary about his father, cinematographer Haskell Wexler, but gradually became a complex essay of father-son relationships, and on the very nature of documentary filmmaking. He has won prestigious awards for his work in the film industry.... read full bio
Errol Morris is an acclaimed American director. The film The Guardian placed him seventh on a list of the world's 40 best directors. According to a survey by The Washington Post, Errol Morris other film, The Thin Blue Line made dozens of critics' top ten lists, it received more praise than any other film of that year. Errol Morris has... read full bio
Jerry Zucker's early career work started with Jim Abrahams and brother David Zucker at the Kentucky Fried Theatre on Pico Blvd in West Los Angeles where they honed their comedic skills doing skits in front of a live audience. From there the three went on and together co-directed Airplane! in 1980 and then went on to do Top Secret! in... read full bio
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Julian Fellowes, The Lord Fellowes of West Stafford, is an English actor, novelist, screenwriter, and film director. Fellowes is best known for being the author of several Sunday Times best-selling novels, has written the screenplay for the film “Gosford Park,” and is the creator, writer, and executive producer of the television series “Downton Abbey.” Fellowes was born in Cairo, Egypt,... read full bio
Davis Guggenheim is the director and executive producer of the Academy Award winning documentary feature, An Inconvenient Truth. The documentary featured former Vice President Al Gore and his international slideshow on global warming. Guggenheim set out to bring light to a subject that many people had brushed off as nothing more than a government hoax. Guggenheim also undertook an ambitious... read full bio
Jeff Probst has been the host of the reality show Survivor for over a decade. He was awarded the very first Primetime Emmy for Oustanding Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program, which he won for another three consecutive years. The Los Angeles Times noted the host's reputation for interacting with contestants on a compassionate personal level unseen in any... read full bio
Academy Award Nominee Barry Jenkins was born and raised in Miami, FL. Jenkins feature film debut, Medicine for Melancholy, was hailed as one of the best films of the year by The New York Times and received several Independent Spirit and Gotham Award nominations. Jenkins second feature, Moonlight, was the best reviewed film of the year and winner of the... read full bio
As co-creator of one of the most original and acclaimed shows on television, “Glee”, even Brad Falchuk did not anticipate the huge success it has garnered. Prior to creating Glee, Falchuk was an executive producer, writer and director for the hit series “Nip/Tuck”, and he worked with other Glee creator Ryan Murphy co-writing and executive producing “Pretty/Handsome”, for FX. They... read full bio
As the costume director of CW's hit TV show Gossip Girl, Eric Daman is personally responsible for its fashion-forward concepts featuring trend-setting looks that become instant fashion crazes in stores across America. Gossip Girl was not only known as being a hit television show but known for all of its fashion and outfits the characters would wear. Apart from Gossip... read full bio
Andrew Jenks is an award-winning American filmmaker best known for his documentary-series on MTV entitled, World of Jenks. Growing up, Jenks was only 16 when he founded the Hendrick Hudson Film Festival. A few years later he went on to move into an assisted living facility and while he was there he directed, produced, and starred in Andrew Jenks, Room... read full bio
Tracy Oliver is an American film and television writer, producer, and actor. She studied at Stanford University and USC Film School and started her career playing Nina in the web-series “The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl” which she also served as a writer and producer on. From there, she became a writer for series “The Neighbors” and for “Survivor’s Remorse”.... read full bio
Tan France is an English fashion designer, television personality, and author, who is best known for being the fashion expert on the Netflix series “Queer Eye”. France had an eye for fashion since he was young and he studied fashion at Doncaster College. After graduating, he started working for Zara and also worked at Selfridges and Chanel to learn more... read full bio
Ryan Murphy is an American screenwriter, director, and producer. He graduated from Indiana University Bloomington where he majored in journalism and went on to start his career as a journalist. Murphy worked for outlets such as, The Miami Herald, Los Angeles Times, New York Daily News, Knoxville News Sentinel, and Entertainment Weekly. From there, he started scriptwriting and Steven Spielberg... read full bio
James Harris is the co-founder of luxury real estate firm, Bond Street Partners, and is the star of the series “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles”. He was born and raised in London and started working as a residential investment agent in the U.K. before moving to Los Angeles to pursue more. Harris works with his business partner, David Parnes, and... read full bio
J. Smith-Cameron, also known as Jean Isabel Smith, is a well-known American actress who has made a lasting impression on both the stage and the big screen. She was born on September 7, 1957, and has won praise from critics for her outstanding performances and her ability to depict a variety of complicated personalities. Smith-Cameron has received praise for her performances... read full bio
