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  1. Frank Pace
    American television producer

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    • Renowned Hollywood producer, sports agent, and author

      • Frank Pace is a renowned Hollywood producer, sports agent, and author. A four-time Emmy Award nominee, Pace has produced more than 700 hours of network television in a career that has spanned nearly four decades.
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  1. He is currently a Production Executive at Warner Bros TV. He also is the Executive Producer and co-host of the weekly video podcast, A Mic A Mook and A Mic with Billy O’Connor. And is a member of Directors Guild of America and Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

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    Producer: Head of the Class. Frank Pace is known for Head of the Class (1986), Girl Meets World (2014) and Murphy Brown (1988).

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  3. Frank Pace (born February 14, 1950) is a television writer and producer. He is an executive producer (18 episodes), producer (14 episodes), and unit production manager for Shake It Up. Pace was born in White Plains, New York, the son of Rose and Dominick Pace.

  4. Frank Pace is a renowned Hollywood producer, sports agent, and author. A four-time Emmy Award nominee, Pace has produced more than 700 hours of network television in a career that has spanned nearly four decades.

  5. The 1973 JU graduate and Distinguished Alumnus, an Emmy Award-winning Los Angeles-based producer with more than 700 TV episodes to his credit, is producing the full story behind what he’s wanted people to know for a long time: how the Dolphins’ magical 1969-70 run to the NCAA Finals Championship basketball game changed the University and ...

  6. Nominee. Frank Pace, Co-Executive Producer. Girl Meets World. Disney Channel. Michael Jacobs Productions / It's a Laugh Productions.

  7. Film Florida Podcast Episode 94- Frank Pace is a 4-time Emmy Nominated Producer and Executive Producer with more than 700 episodes of network television to his credit. He’s produced 16 pilots, 12 of which went to series. His credits include "Head of the Class," "Suddenly Susan," "George Lopez," "For Your Love," "Shake it Up," "Girl Meets World" and "Murphy Brown," just to name a few. Frank ...