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American film and television production company
Fake Empire
is the
production company
that was formed in 2010 by
Josh Schwartz
and
Stephanie Savage
to develop and produce television series and feature films. Their most notable productions include the series
Gossip Girl
(developed by Schwartz and Savage),
Chuck
(co-created by Schwartz and Chris Fedak),
Hart of Dixie
(created by
Leila Gerstein
and produced by Schwartz, Savage, and their producing partner Len Goldstein),
The Carrie Diaries
(developed by
Amy B. Harris
and produced by Schwartz and Savage),
Dynasty
(
developed by Sallie Patrick, Schwartz, and Savage),
Marvel's Runaways
(
created for television by Schwartz and Savage), and
The CW
shows
Nancy Drew
and
Tom Swift
. The company was formed to focus on television projects and produce films, with the intent of branching out into online series, music and books.
[1]
Schwartz formerly operated under the banner of
College Hill Pictures, Inc.
, which folded in the making of Fake Empire. In 2010, the company developed a first look deal with
Paramount
.
[2]
In 2013, Fake Empire was moved from
Warners
to ABC,
[3]
which was followed by a deal with
Universal
in 2014.
[4]
Both the film and television divisions of the company are overseen by Lis Rowinski.
Productions
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The following tables lists the production credit of
Fake Empire
, and its previous incarnation,
College Hill Pictures, Inc.
Films
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TV movies
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TV series
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Web series
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