WWE has officially announced the appointment of Christine Lubrano to the role of Senior Vice President of Creative Writing Operations.
Lubrano’s hiring was first announced a few weeks back. She was responsible for actor David Krumholtz spoofing WWE Champion Drew McIntyre on RAW a few weeks back.
Lubrano is now responsible for all strategic operations for WWE’s Creative Writing division, and will report directly to Brad Blum, WWE’s Executive Vice President of Operations. Lubrano is charged with developing and leading a team of writers for RAW and SmackDown, and will oversee long-term planning for the team and manage its operation in collaboration with Executive Director Bruce Prichard.
Below is WWE’s full announcement on Lubrano that was sent to us today:
WWE® NAMES CHRISTINE LUBRANO SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, CREATIVE WRITING OPERATIONS
STAMFORD, Conn. – February 1, 2021 – WWE (NYSE: WWE) today announced the appointment of Christine Lubrano as Senior Vice President, Creative Writing Operations. Lubrano will be responsible for overseeing all strategic operations for the company’s Creative Writing division and report to Brad Blum, WWE Executive Vice President, Operations.
In her new role, Lubrano will be charged with developing and leading a team of writers for WWE’s weekly flagship programs, Monday Night Raw and Friday Night SmackDown. She will oversee long-term planning for the Creative Writing team and manage its operations in collaboration with Executive Director, Bruce Prichard.
Lubrano is an Emmy-nominated and accomplished programming executive with deep knowledge of the media landscape. In 2019, she launched Lubrano Media, where she developed scripted and unscripted shows while also providing executive producing and consulting services. Previously, she served as Senior Vice President, Original Programming at IFC overseeing the development and execution of all original series and co-productions. Prior to that, Lubrano served in various leadership roles at IFC including VP of Current Programming and VP of Unscripted Series, Documentaries & Live Events.
She has been integral to the success of the Emmy Award-winning Portlandia, and a lead creative force behind the acclaimed, Emmy nominated Documentary Now, created by Bill Hader, Seth Meyers and Fred Armisen. While at IFC, Lubrano also spearheaded a slate of international co-productions, including three seasons of The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margret (Merman), Year of the Rabbit (Objective Content), and four seasons of the all-female Canadian sketch comedy show, The Baroness Von Sketch Show (Frantic Films).
Lubrano oversaw the development and production of the Emmy nominated documentary Monty Python: Almost the Truth (the Lawyer’s Cut) for which she earned an Emmy nomination in the non-fiction category.
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