戴维·马登，An accomplished and highly regarded programming executive, David Madden was named President, Berlanti Productions in February 2020.Previously, he served as AMC Networks' President of Programming, Entertainment Networks, overseeing all scripted and non-fiction content development for AMC, BBC AMERICA, IFC, Sundance TV, and AMC Studios, brands that deliver some of the most popular and culturally relevant shows on television as well as an expanding studio Read LessMadden joined AMC Networks in late 2017 after nearly two decades at Fox, where he most recently was President of Entertainment for the Fox Broadcasting Company, responsible for all programming and development, including series such as "Empire," "911," "Brooklyn 99," "Masterchef Junior" and "Grease Live." Prior to that, Madden was President of Fox Television Studios, which developed and produced programming for a variety of broadcast and cable networks in the U.S. and internationally. Series produced by FTVS during Madden's tenure at the studio included "The Shield" and "The Americans" for FX, "The Killing," for AMC and later Netflix, "White Collar," "Graceland" and "Burn Notice" for USA, and many others.At AMC Networks, Madden has most recently overseen a new slate of programming for AMC that includes the "Dispatches from Elsewhere," from actor and writer Jason Segel and producer Scott Rudin, "NOS4A2," a supernatural horror series, season two of the popular anthology series, "The Terror" and critically hailed drama "Lodge 49." Current programming on AMC includes "The Walking Dead," "Fear The Walking Dead," "Better Call Saul," and "Preacher." AMC has also recently greenlit its first episodic anthology series about the intersection of love and science from Will Bridges ("Black Mirror") and Brett Goldstein.On the unscripted side, AMC is home to original series such as "Talking Dead," "Talking With Chris Hardwick," "Ride with Norman Reedus" and year-round documentary series "AMC Visionaries," which immerses fans