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Lionsgate Television Group Promotes Scott Herbst to President

EVPs Lee Hollin and Marcello Bellisario also ink longterm deals with the studio The post Lionsgate Television Group Promotes Scott Herbst to President appeared first on TheWrap .

Lionsgate Television Group Promotes Scott Herbst to President

Lionsgate Television Group has appointed Scott Herbst as its new president, following an announcement by TV Group chair and chief creative officer Kevin Beggs on Tuesday. Herbst, a long-time colleague of Beggs, will be responsible for overseeing the group's creative operations, encompassing development, current programming, casting, music, and scripted digital series.

In his prior capacity as executive vice president and head of development at Lionsgate TV, Herbst played a key role in launching several of the studio's most successful shows, including "The Studio" and "The Hunting Wives."

Reporting directly to Beggs, Herbst will also take charge of current programming EVP Lee Hollin and television casting EVP, both of whom inked long-term contracts to continue their respective roles. Russell Ziecker, head of television music, will also report to Herbst. Speaking about Herbst's promotion, Beggs praised the executive's talent, respect within the industry, creative instincts, and proven track record in identifying standout content.

Beggs highlighted Herbst's ability to develop bold, innovative shows that capture audience attention.

Herbst expressed gratitude to his team and shared his excitement about the future, acknowledging the ambitious and diverse slate of projects that Lionsgate Television has assembled. He thanked Kevin Beggs for his trust and confidence in him, and looked forward to building on the team's ongoing success with Lee Hollin, Marcello Bellisario, and the entire team.

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