Jennifer O’Connell and Rebecca Quinn held top posts at the streamer before their department was razed in the Warner Bros. Discovery merger.
“We have spent our entire professional lives in the content business, building and nurturing vital relationships with creatives and executives, and we look forward to furthering those collaborations and friendships through VHM,” said O’Connell and Quinn in a joint statement. “At this pivotal moment in our business, we’re excited to bet on ourselves and leverage our complementary strengths.
2023 is not a bad time to bet on nonfiction programming. With scripted TV orders expected to go down and the threat of a writers strike on the horizon, the
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