Fernando Hernandez, head of ABC Studios’ alternative division, is leaving the studio. The exit comes two months after Jonnie Davis came on board as new ABC Studios president. Davis’ pre…
’ alternative division, is leaving the studio. The exit comes two months after Jonnie Davis came on board as new ABC Studios president.
Davis’ predecessor, Patrick Moran, launched an alternative division almost two years ago, led by Hernandez, former head of Universal TV Alternative Studios and EVP of Development and Production at Ryan Seacrest Prods.Since then, Hernandez had been building a development slate of projects set up at networks within and outside of the Disney/ABC family.
, based on the film of the same name, which follows a litter of puppies on a quest to become guide dogs for the blind.Related Story Prior to joining ABC Studios, Cuban-born Hernandez was head of Universal Television Alternative Studios, which he launched and ran from 2012 – 2016. During his tenure, Fernando and his team created and developed
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