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Rachel Winter is an Academy Award-nominated producer, best known for the acclaimed film Dallas Buyers Club. Based on a true story, the powerful film earned six Academy Award nominations including best picture, winning three of them including lead actor for Matthew McConaughey and supporting actor for Jared Leto. \u00c2 The film also received accolades from the Producers Guild of America, the Hollywood Foreign Press Associations Golden Globe Awards and the Broadcast Film Critics Associations Critics Choice Awards. Recently, Winter produced William H. Macys directorial debut of the feature film Krystal. The dramedy follows a young man who has never had a drink in his life who, upon meeting the woman of his dreams – an ex-hooker-stripper-junkie-alcoholic, pretends to be in AA in an attempt to try and woo her. \u00c2 Winter also produced the indie drama Stealing Cars, inspired by the true events associated with a tragic car accident that sends a rebellious teen spiraling downward into the grim injustice of the juvenile penal system. The film premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival in 2015 and earned the festivals Zeitgeist Award. Winter also has several project in development including the untitled LeBron James biopic for Universal, which she will produce with LeBron James and Maverick Carter, and a feature based on the life of daredevil motorcycle icon Evel Knievel at Paramount. Her previous film credits include the films Brooklyn Rules, Wayward Son, Bury Me in Kern Countyand. The Lather Effect. On the television side, Winter has an overall first-look deal with A&E Networks to develop and produce scripted drama projects.<\/span><\/p>\n

Erika Green Swafford<\/b><\/h2>\n

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Erika Green Swafford is a writer, performer, and producer currently in development with Universal Television. Erikas writing credits include NBCs drama New Amsterdam,\u00a0 “Reverie,” How to Get Away With Murder, and “The Mentalist.” Erika began her career not in entertainment, but in the hospitality industry and after graduate school, joined Oxygen Network where she became an executive. Hailing from Houston by way of Washington, D.C. Erika is a storyteller who dances and teaches cooking classes in her spare time.<\/span><\/p>\n

Janice Park<\/h2>\n

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Janice started her career in the Independent Film Packaging Group at UTA working on films such as DIARY OF A TEENAGE GIRL, THE END OF THE TOUR, and DON’T THINK TWICE, before transitioning to the agencys TV Lit Department. After a brief stint outside L.A. as an account manager at the fitness startup ClassPass, Janice returned to entertainment working at Warner Bros. Pictures before joining Made Up Stories where she currently works across film and television development and production. Originally from La Canada, CA, Janice graduated from Cornell University with degrees in Film and Information Science.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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