Lubrano made IFC the home of smart comedy, from scripted fare such as “Brockmire” to the recently wrapped “Portlandia.” She’s encouraged by the rise of series that transcend gender, such as BBC America’s current hit. “Story lines like those of ‘Killing Eve’ demonstrate that good writing and good story telling are transcending gender. Roles with traditionally male attributes are now being seen as gender neutral and audiences benefit,” Lubrano says.
What’s a recent example of a step forward for women in the media industry?
Story lines like those of “Killing Eve” demonstrate that good writing and good story telling are transcending gender. Roles with traditionally male attributes are now being seen as gender neutral and audiences benefit.
Who is an inspirational woman you admire, and why?
Alisyn Camerota (CNN Anchor). Alisyn’s ability to take command of contentious conversations is a lesson in leadership, composure and professionalism. Her charitable work and her recent novel are further reflections of how she leads by example in what is a very competitive and sometimes thankless media landscape.
If there were a reality show based on your office, what would it be called?
“Slightly Off”
