20th Television’s Gloria Fan Joins Disney Branded Television As Head Of Current Series

Gloria Fan, former VP of Current Programming at 20th Television, has joined Disney Branded Television as head of Current Series

, based on the novel about a Mexican-American family in East Los Angeles. Fan began as a feature producer at Mosaic Productions and Atlas Entertainment, where she produced films such as Tom Tykwer’sShutter, Season of the Witch.

, based on the novel about a Mexican-American family in East Los Angeles. Fan began as a feature producer at Mosaic Productions and Atlas Entertainment, where she produced films such as Tom Tykwer’sShutter, Season of the Witch

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