Hollywood TV Producer Becomes New Fairhope Resident

Fairhope, Alabama 

 

Producer Lauren Weber

 

'LOVE IN FAIRHOPE' MINI-SERIES

Lauren Weber, the producer of the 'Love in Fairhope' romantic/comedy series that has been filming around town said in an interview on Cam Marston's 'What's Working' podcast recently she liked Fairhope so much ... she decided to move here herself!

She said two more episodes of the self-financed, 10-part series will be filmed here during Mardi Gras .... with airing in September on the Hulu network.

 

The story is about five different generations of women dealing with relationships, narrated by the oldest from that most-experienced perspective, Weber said.

 

This is not like the usual conflict-based reality shows with a lot of shouting/arguing she said, but something lighter for a post-pandemic public ready for something more positive.

 

If successful, she wants her Tremont Road production company to do similar 'Love in ... " projects in other small towns around the country.

 

Weber predicted the Alabama/Florida Gulf Coast area could become a "third coast" for Hollywood productions, because of abundant resources here ... but conceded she too is worried about overcrowding ... since becoming a resident herself!

 

UPDATE. Biography from her web page: "Lauren is an Emmy-nominated producer who has been developing, selling and producing television in New York, Los Angeles, Miami and several parts of the world for over 15 years. After showrunning some of the biggest hits on the air, Lauren opened her own boutique production company, Tremont Road. Currently, Tremont Road is one of the only production companies in non-fiction programming that is solely owned and operated by a woman.

In the early days of Lauren’s career, she cut her teeth producing studio-based competition series such as America’s Next Top Model for The CW.  Soon after, she spent several years developing and selling shows for Discovery Studios and Fremantle Media, during which she created, sold and Co-Executive Produced City Girl Diaries for the Style Network and developed straight to series and Co-Executive Produced Married to Medicine Houston for Bravo.

Lauren went on to Executive Produce shows such as Shahs of Sunset and Summer House for Bravo, the cult classic reboot The Hills: New Beginnings for MTV and the critically acclaimed and Emmy nominated series, Skin Decision: Before and After for Netflix.

 When Lauren isn’t producing television or looking for the next best story to tell, you’ll most likely find her with her amazing friends and family, at the beach with her mutter-doodle Duke, her church Bel Air Presbyterian or spending time at her home away from home in  lower Alabama."

 

 

 

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