Gale Anne Hurd Honored at Women Making History Awards

The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead executive producer, Gale Anne Hurd, was honored at the 4th annual Women Making History Awards yesterday. Fear the Walking Dead‘s own Kim Dickens presented Gale Anne Hurd as an honoree. The event took place over at the Skirball Center in Los Angeles on Saturday morning. Proceeds will reportedly go to help establish a National Women’s History Museum in Washington D.C. The museum currently exists in online form, and can be located at this link.

Thx to all who attended our #WMHA15 brunch & our awesome honorees @violadavis @GunnerGale @Diane_Warren #emmy2015. http://t.co/1ZFPujkMga
— National Women's History Museum (@womenshistory) September 19, 2015

Gale Anne Hurd has served as Executive Producer of The Walking Dead since the show’s inception in 2010. She is credited with 67 episodes to her name. Likewise with Fear the Walking Dead, where Hurd has produced all 6 episodes of the first season currently in progress. Today marks the fourth episode of the new series.

Gale Anne Hurd originally received her Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Communications from Stanford University. She is the CEO of Valhalla Entertainment, who has a deal with Universal Cable Productions to develop new TV and digital shows. One of Hurd’s recent moves at Valhalla includes picking up the spec script to ‘The Nameless’ by Chris Billett in 2011.

Gale Anne Hurd is the current Recording Secretary for the Producers Guild of America.

Gale Anne Hurd and Kim Dickens Photos

Above you can see photos from yesterday’s ceremony. Gale Anne Hurd is pictured on the left, while Kim Dickens is on the right photo.

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