Alison Shurter is a Los Angeles-based producer and creative strategist with over a decade of experience in nonfiction television, branded content, and the creator economy.

She’s brought to life a diverse slate of premium projects throughout her career including Rocky Mountain Mortician Murder (HBO Max), How to Become a Cult Leader / How to Become a Mob Boss (Netflix), Blood & Myth (Hulu), History's Greatest Warriors (History Channel), License to Kill and Criminal Confessions (Oxygen), American Style (CNN), American Race with Charles Barkley (TNT), and How It Works (Discovery+). She also secured over 20 paid development agreements with major network partners, built brand partnerships with agencies and brands like Chime Bank, Superconnector Studios and WPP Media, and has had experience working with and running brand campaigns for a roster of over 20,000+ online creators for companies like Kia, Universal Studios, Warner Brothers, Samsung and McDonald’s, to name a few.

Her work has brought her into collaboration with talent including 50 Cent and Taraji P. Henson, and with online creators including Jake Paul and Josh Peck. She’s been on-the-ground managing talent at events at Coachella and the SuperBowl, and been to her fair share of Vidcon and Realscreen events, including as a panelist discussing how creators and brands work together.

A true people-person, Alison is driven by her curiosity to understand the world, and believes that there’s no better way to do that than to speak to the people across the globe living varied, passionate lives. Whether she's developing a new series format, helping brands find narratives that engage real audiences, or building something entirely new, Alison is guided by one non-negotiable instinct: find the Main Character Energy in every story.

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