Shaina Fewell

Shaina Fewell is an American writer and producer. In 2017, she became Writer Producer on Outlander season 4 for Starz[1] and produced 13 episodes of the series. She also wrote episode 6 and co-wrote episode 11 of season 4. She was Supervising Producer on season 5 & season 6. In 2016, Fewell was Writer Co-Producer on Guilt, which debuted June 13, 2016 on Freeform.[2]

In 2012, Fewell wrote for Lifetime Network's hit TV series The Client List as Executive Story Editor where she penned the show's first musical episode.[3]

Prior to this, she wrote for One Tree Hill at The CW for three seasons. Episodes written by Fewell include: The Killing Moon (2012); The Drinks We Drank Last Night (2011); and, Learning To Fall (2010).[4]

Fewell's passion for music and travel inspired the television show Project MyWorld broadcast on The 101 Network (an exclusive service of DirecTV), which she co-created, executive produced and starred in, showcasing her global travels for two seasons as she discovered up and coming indie bands.[5]

Fewell has developed several shows including: a super-heroine project with Stan Lee and a time travel project with Universal Studios and Parkes-MacDonald.

Fewell is currently developing a TV show for Insurrection Media based on a book called Mila 2.0 optioned from HarperCollins Publishers.[6] Executive Producer David Alpert and Skybound Entertainment are attached.[7]

References
  1. "Outlander: Season 3 Renewal and Season 4 Pickup Announced" Variety. June 1, 2016
  2. "Guilt To Debut on Freeform and Bravo in June" Videoage. June 10, 2016
  3. The Client List Full Episodes, Video & More
  4. Shaina Fewell - IMDb IMDb.
  5. " DIRECTV's New Original Series Project MyWorld Sends Three Friends To Conquer The World With Their MySpace Friends Business Wire. September 25, 2006.
  6. Ross A. Lincoln, "HarperCollins signs Book-To-TV Development Partnership with Insurrection Media" Deadline. December 14, 2015.
  7. Cynthia Littleton, " Robert Kirkman's Skybound Entertainment Sets Series Pact With Insurrection Media" Variety. November 9, 2015.
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