'Florida Girls' creator and star Laura Chinn is strengthening her ties with Lionsgate TV
Chinn has signed an overall deal with the indie studio, which produces the critically acclaimed Florida Girls for Pop TV. She'll develop and produce series projects for Lionsgate while continuing to work on Florida Girls, which has been renewed for a second season on Pop.
"Laura is the kind of fresh and singular creative voice who resonates with today’s television audiences, and we're fortunate to be her chosen studio incubator,” said Lionsgate Television Group chairman Kevin Beggs. "We're very proud of the work we're already doing together and can't wait to collaborate on more exciting and bold television series that cut through the clutter.
Said Chinn, "When I brought my story to Lionsgate, they were very supportive, enthusiastic and fully embraced my vision. It's refreshing to work with a team that offers you creative freedom and different avenues for telling your stories. I look forward to expanding our partnership and creating more great content together."stars Chinn, Melanie Field, Patti Guggenheim and Laci Mosley as four friends making the most of their lives below the poverty line in Clearwarter, Florida.
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