Rebecca Donohue

Rebecca Donohue has a diverse and extensive work experience in the media industry. Rebecca began their career as a touring comedian, performing across the United States and abroad. Rebecca worked as a freelance writer for various companies, including Comedy Central, Court TV, and A&E. During their time at FishBowl Worldwide Media, they served as the Head of Content, overseeing a creative team and developing successful shows such as "America's Funniest Home Videos" and YouTube's "Memory Hole." Rebecca also held the position of Vice President of Digital Originals at FishBowl, where they developed and sold comedy shows to networks like TruTV. Rebecca further expanded their role as an Executive Producer and Showrunner at Studio71, LP, responsible for producing shows like "I Want My Stuff Back" and "Fetch Me a Date" for Facebook Watch. Rebecca went on to work as an Executive Producer at Quibi, selling a parenting show featuring Michelle Buteau. Recently, they worked as a Senior Producer at VICE Media and became a member of the Producers Guild of America. Rebecca is currently serving as the Head Writer at Meadowlark Media, where they create scripts, bits, and concepts for the popular Dan Le Batard podcast and develops new intellectual property. Throughout their career, Rebecca has gained experience in writing, producing, showrunning, and talent development.

Rebecca Donohue's education history includes a degree in Communications from Rutgers University, with a field of study in Communication and Media Studies. In addition, they obtained a Youtube Certification in Audience Development from Youtube in August 2013.