Jane Loughman Net Worth is
$950,000

Mini Biography

Jane was created and raised in central London, living over the Westminster Theater — a Western End theater managed by her dad, Donald Loughman / Donald G. Loughman. After obtaining her degree in the College or university of Aberdeen (alongside 5 Information reporter Catherine Jones and maker Matthew Gordon; she began in television like a runner at ‘Capricorn Programs’ in London, focusing on Movies, Movies, Films (1992) and Cybernet (1995-2008). That resulted in 12 years producing, composing and reporting for different international entertainment, information, and reality displays. Jane began in the united kingdom, ultimately creating the every week entertainment series Films, Movies, Films (1992) for the ITV network. She also created “Blast” for TCC, Not really FADE (1996) for ITV and “Inside Hollywood” – relocating the creation to LA. From 2000-2004 she worked well for E! Entertainment like a maker of E! Information (1991-) – where she was in charge of creating the live area shoots that collection the news journal show aside from their network competitors. Up coming she co-created, created and reported for the internationally syndicated, each week, magazine display “Hollywood Boulevard”; after that offered as Series Maker for Paramount Television’s UK release of Entertainment Tonight (1981). During this time period Jane caused everybody who’s anybody in Hollywood – from Johnny Depp to Tim Burton, Ringo Starr to LL Great J, Keira Knightley to Kermit and Gonzo… Her first individual feature film creation, A Dog’s Breakfast time (2007) was written and directed by her spouse, David Hewlett, and was shot during hiatus through the series Stargate: Atlantis (2004), which Hewlett starred because the arrogant astrophysicist, Dr Rodney McKay. “A Dog’s Breakfast time” was created for $125K, and premiered by MGM/20th Hundred years Fox ENTERTAINMENT, consequently grossing over $1.3 million on DVD and digital download. Their second feature cooperation is definitely Debug (2014), offering Hewlett’s “Atlantis” co-star ‘Jason Momoa’. Loughman and Hewlett continue steadily to work together in their production business “Monkeys & Parrots”, creating a varied slate of both scripted and documentary features and tv.

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