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His production company is Shoe Money Productions. [7] Director. "You almost never see how anyone travels from point A to point C [in most TV shows]. I wanted the audience to witness every journey these people took. It all had a purpose, even seeing them order lunch. It just seemed to be the proper visual rhythm with which to marry Aaron's words.
When we met in his Shoe Money Productions office on the Sony Pictures lot, Schlamme was recovering from recent knee surgery and eager to get back on the basketball court. He spoke frequently about on-set politics, and his commitment to protecting the creative rights of episodic directors as a longtime member of the DGA National Board, Western ...
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Through his company, Shoe Money Productions, he’s executive produced series such as Manhattan, Pan Am and currently Snowfall for FX, created by the late John Singleton. He has won nine Emmy Awards, four DGA Awards and two Peabody Awards. He served two terms as the president of DGA from 2017 to 2021.
Television Development & Production | Shoe Money Productions was founded by Thomas Schlamme, Emmy winning director (UNDER THE BANNER OF HEAVEN, THE PLOT AGAINST AMERICA, FRIENDS, THE...
May 27, 2021 · Through his Shoe Money Productions, he’s executive produced series such as Manhattan, Pan Am and currently Snowfall for FX, created by the late John Singleton. He has won nine Emmy Awards,...
Jun 22, 2019 · Along with his directing work, Mr. Schlamme continues to develop projects through his company Shoe Money Productions. His latest project, SNOWFALL , first premiered on FX in 2017. Schlamme has won three DGA Awards, having been nominated eight times, and has won nine Emmy Awards.
He is an executive producer of the American crime drama television series Snowfall which premiered on FX in July 2017. His production company is Shoe Money Productions. Director. "You almost never see how anyone travels from point A to point C [in most TV shows]. I wanted the audience to witness every journey these people took.
