Whenever someone asks to describe “What does a Creative Producer do?”, the response should be this: “How much time do you have?” The two-word title – Creative Producer – only partially captures what these people do day-to-day. A creative producer is constantly searching for material, but also must be an avid researcher, a tireless advocate, a loyal partner, a patient therapist, a wily troubleshooter, and everything else that comes up from pitch to post. As the demand for content increases exponentially, the non-writing creative producer is vital to the success of any given show. Speakers include: Betsy Beers, Creative Partner, Shondaland; Dante Di Loreto, President of Scripted Programming, Fremantle North America; Jordana Mollick, President, Semi-Formal Productions.
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