Rodrigo Garcia
CULVER CITY, CA - MAY 02: WIGS co-creators Rodrigo Garcia (L) and Jon Avnet arrive for the party to celebrate the one year anniversary of The WIGS Digital Channel at Akasha on May 2, 2013 in Culver City, California.
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The small screen allows for more intimate stories ... But within that arena, we still can produce ... sophisticated psychological portraits.
So, [Lehuta is] truly one in a million
We’re looking forward to hearing what fans think of the new installments of these series but are hoping to introduce them to new viewers as well ... The inability for content to ‘become old’ is one of the qualities intrinsic to the platform that drew Julia Stiles to WIGS. As a writer, director and actress on the channel, she is a huge advocate for us and we’re truly blessed to have her amongst our talented cast and crew on both Blue and Paloma.More quotes »
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Holly Robinson Peete Loves Her ‘Blue’ Lesbian Experience (Watch)
actress told EUR’s Lee Bailey while confessing to being easily swayed into taking the part by “Blue’s” director and writer, Rodrigo Garcia. Although she welcomed the chance to work with Garcia, Robinson Peete didn’t know her character was a lesbian until her from EURweb Read more »
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Online scripted shows are targeting female viewers
Jennifer Beals, Bradley Whitford and Raymond Cruz. Founded by filmmakers Jon Avnet ("Fried Green Tomatoes") and Rodrigo Garcia ("Alfred Nobbs"), WIGS has consistently delivered some of the most engaging programs online. Avnet, whose TV work includes the innovative from Columbus Ledger-Enquirer (Georgia) Read more »
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Nets play digital duet
Fox is taking an unspecified stake in Wigs, a YouTube channel aimed at female viewers led by filmmakers Jon Avnet and Rodrigo Garcia. The pact will give a News Corp. division better known for big-time TV series a seat at the table of a micro-budgeted venture from Variety Read more »
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Fox sets development pact with Wigs channel
Fox network has set a development and marketing pact with the YouTube channel Wigs, run by filmmakers Jon Avent and Rodrigo Garcia. Separately, the network has unveiled an overhaul of its current programming staff that includes the creation of an event series from Variety Read more »
