Stephanie Allain, producer of the Oscars telecast, has signed a first-look deal with Warner Horizon Scripted Television
Oscars telecast producer Stephanie Allain has signed a first-look deal with Warner Horizon Scripted Television.
The multiyear agreement is the first TV studio deal for Allain and her Homegrown Pictures. Under the pact, Allain and development executive Gabrielle Ebron will develop scripted projects for cable and streaming outlets, as well as for broadcast networks through divisions of the Warner Bros. Television Group.
Allain produced Sunday's Oscars on ABC with Lynette Howell Taylor, becoming the first African American woman to do so in the 92-year history of the awards ceremony. Her credits as a producer include the feature films
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