Master Class with Lee Hollin

The world is your oyster. Pull up a chair and hear Holin's pearls of wisdom on how to succeed in the entertainment industry.

A one-hour meeting (either in person or on zoom, your discretion) to discuss any television-related matters that you wish to discuss. Lee will provide feedback on your idea, advice on how to succeed in the industry, etc...

Lee is the Executive Vice President, Television & Head of Current Programming at Lionsgate. In this role, Lee oversees all of Lionsgate Television's scripted series for streaming, cable and broadcast networks, including
the company's UK and India based series for international platforms.

Recent series include P-Valley (Starz), Run The World (Starz), Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (NBC), The First
Lady (Showtime), Dear White People (Netflix), Mythic Quest (AppleTV+), Hightown (Starz), BMF (Starz),
Ghosts (CBS), Welcome to Flatch (FOX), Home Economics (ABC), Heels (Starz), Step Up (Starz), and three
spinoff series of Starz's flagship Power franchise.

Lee initially joined Lionsgate as Senior Vice President, Television after having served as Vice President,
Current Programming at CBS Network and CBS TV Studios. In his CBS position, Lee oversaw Madam Secretary, Criminal Minds, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, Doubt, The Odd Couple, and Superior Donuts, in
addition to CW's Jane the Virgin. Previously, he was Director, Drama Development at CBS TV Studios, where he developed one-hour television pilots and new series for CBS and CW networks including Elementary,
Extant, Under the Dome, and Unforgettable.
Lee began his television career at FOX Broadcasting Company, where he served as Manager of Drama Development after being Coordinator of Drama Development & Current Programming. During his time at
FOX, Lee worked on shows including Glee, Fringe, Dollhouse, Human Target, Lie to Me, House, Prison Break,
24, Bones, Family Guy, and The Simpsons, among others.
Lee teaches television courses at Carnegie Mellon University and UCLA, and is an active member of the TV Academy and the Hollywood Radio and Television Society. He received his master's degree from Carnegie
Mellon University in Entertainment Industry Management and his bachelor's in Theatre Arts from University
of Pittsburgh.