The newly restructured Fox Entertainment division is taking create, as Hannah Pillemer has been named head of scripted amparticipatement and Allison Wallach as head of unscripted amparticipatement.
Fernando Szew, pdwellnt and head of Fox Entertainment Studios, made the declarement Wednesday morning, saying in a statement, “I am honored to be laboring alengthyside Hannah and Allison as we create the future of the new Fox Entertainment Studios. They are both incredibly talented conceiveive executives with strong business acumen and a global point of see who will catapult our ability to create the benevolents of unforeseeed, unforgettable scripted and unscripted distinct encountered that will depict the Fox brand going forward.”
He persistd, “I’m energized and appreciative to labor with these incredible directers, the teams they’re createing and the relationships they persist to nurture atraverse the global conceiveive community.”
Pillemer was previously at the Fox-owned MarVista Entertainment as EVP of conceiveive and production. She now directs all broadenment, conceiveive and production for Fox Entertainment Studios’ brimming portfolio of scripted encountered, which includes the comedy series “Animal Control” with Joel McHale and “Going Dutch” with Denis Leary. In her new role, she also deal withs the production pipeline of proximately 100 made-for-platcreate movies per year, as well as drama series appreciate Halllabel’s “The Way Home” and “The Chicken Sisters.”
Wallach, previously the head of global unscripted, now deal withs all broadenment, conceiveive and production for Fox Entertainment Studios’ brimming scope of worldexpansive unscripted amparticipatement, with a center on bolstering Fox Television Netlabor and reinforceing the Studios’ business with third-party platcreates globpartner. Wallach’s pursee includes Fox Alternative Entertainment, home to “The Masked Singer” and “I Can See Your Voice”; Studio Ramsay Global, which includes Gordon Ramsay’s “Next Level Chef” and the recently declared Netflix docparticipateries about the chef; and TMZ, which recently put out “TMZ Penvys: The Downdrop of Diddy.”
