Title: Richard Jasek
Content:  Film Institute. Following the exit of Maryanne Carroll, Jasek took over the role of producer on City Homicide in 2009. In September 2011, Jasek shot the film The Story of Frank Fenner and his Father Charles, which explores the life and scientific achievements of Professor Frank Fenner. On 25 October 2011, it was announced that Jasek would be taking over as the executive producer of Neighbours, following Susan Bower's decision to move on from the job. Jasek was joined by Alan Hardy, who took over the role of producer. He was responsible for a number of multicultural casting choices during his tenure, including bringing the first non-white family into the core cast of the 
Title: James Jacks
Content:  James "Jim" Jacks (December 29, 1947 – January 20, 2014 ) was an American film producer of several blockbuster films. Born December 29, 1947, Jacks grew up in a military family. He graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and from Cornell University with an MBA. He was working as a Wall Street financial analyst when he decided to be a screenwriter. Unsuccessful, he became head of production at Circle Films in the early- to mid-1980s and then senior vice-president of production at Universal Studios from the late-1980s into the early-1990s. In 1992, he became an independent producer with Alphaville Films, which he co-founded with Sean Daniel. He left Alphaville Films in 2004. The shrimp parmigiana at the Los Angeles restaurant Dan Tana's is named for him. Jacks died on January 20, 2014 of a heart attack at his Los Angeles home at the age of 66.
Title: Jamie Tarses
Content:  In 2005, Tarses partnered on a production company called Pariah Productions with producer Gavin Polone. Later, she had a company called FanFare Productions at Sony Pictures Television. Tarses was co-producer of My Boys, a comedy about a female sports reporter starring Jordana Spiro, on TBS cable television network from November 28, 2006, until September 14, 2010. In 2010, she produced several television series, including Mr. Sunshine, Happy Endings, and Franklin & Bash.
Title: James Jacks
Content:  He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.
Title: Jase &amp; Lauren
Content:  Jase and Lauren have two content producers, two audio producers and a digital producer.
Title: Jamieson Film Company
Content:  Under the direction of Hugh’s two sons, Jamieson Film Company grew and developed into a studio concept business with cameramen, writers, editors, animators, and a lab. Although government and military contracts continued, the company was also working on numerous corporate films and television productions. With the rise of TV, the company became increasingly involved in the production of commercials and programs for television. Jamieson provided support for the growing broadcast industry, creating special news coverage for NBC and building a small 16mm motion picture processing machine TV stations could use to process their own news film coverage. In the early 1950s, Jamieson Film Company produced a weekly thirty-minute news magazine television show, Texas in Review, sponsored by the Humble Oil & Refining Company. Bruce Jamieson was in charge of this program, 
Title: Jamie Tarses
Content: 1985–1986: Saturday Night Live – Production staff (18 episodes) ; 1987–1988: Perfect Strangers – Casting director (12 episodes) ; 2006–2007: Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip – Consultant (13 episodes) ; 2006–2010: My Boys – Executive producer (37 episodes) ; 2009–2011: Hawthorne – Executive producer (24 episodes) ; 2011: Mad Love – Executive producer (13 episodes) ; 2011: Mr. Sunshine – Executive producer (6 episodes) ; 2011–2013: Happy Endings – Executive producer (57 episodes) ; 2011–2014: Franklin & Bash – Executive producer (30 episodes) ; 2012: Made in Jersey – Executive producer (6 episodes) ; 2012–2014: Men at Work – Executive producer (31 episodes) ; 2013: Bastards – Executive producer ; 2014: Really – Executive producer (1 episode) ; 2014–2015: Marry Me – Executive producer (17 episodes) ; 2014: Cuz-Bros – Executive producer ; 2015: Your Family or Mine – Executive producer ; 2017: The Mayor – Executive producer 
Title: Jenji Kohan
Content:  Kohan created the Netflix comedy-drama Orange Is the New Black, an adaptation that was inspired by Piper Kerman's memoir Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women's Prison about her experiences in a minimum-security women's prison. Kohan's executive producing duties as showrunner and head writer consists of running the writer's room, which is located at her writing studio, Tilted Productions, in Los Angeles, California. Principal photography takes place in New York. Netflix, as a streaming service distribution model of TV and movie content, is unique in that it does not provide ratings information, so Kohan does not know exact ratings for Orange Is the New Black, which has been characterized as the most watched original series on Netflix, in a new distribution model where binge viewing is enabled by full seasons of shows being made available at once.
Title: Jive Jones
Content:  Kleinman initially drew attention for his work in music production. He produced a number of songs for artists including Rachid, Mandy Moore, and Innosense.
Title: Jamie Tarses
Content: 2001: Tikiville – Executive producer ; 2003: Crazy Love – Executive producer ; 2004: Nevermind Nirvana – Executive producer ; 2006: The Angriest Man in Suburbia – Executive producer ; 2006: More, Patience – Executive producer ; 2007: Primeval – Executive producer ; 2007: Backyards & Bullets – Executive producer ; 2008: Held Up – Executive producer ; 2009: Eva Adams – Executive producer ; 2010: Held Up – Executive producer ; 2012: Happy Valley – Executive producer ; 2014: Duty – Executive producer 

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