John W. Hyde

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John Hyde

John W. Hyde (born March 29, 1941, in Jackson, Michigan) is a veteran producer whose credits span feature film, television, and animation. Hyde is married to Kate Morris Hyde and lives in both Los Angeles and Badger, California.

Biography

Hyde is a member of both the

Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, where he has been nominated for five Emmy Awards, winning one.[1][2] He is a former officer and director of The Cousteau Society. He was also a founding member, as well as Vice Chairman and Board member, of the American Film Market. Hyde and his wife own Fairlea Ranch and raise World Champion American Quarter Horses. Hyde graduated from New York University
with additional international economic studies at Leiden University in the Netherlands.

Prior to 1990

Hyde was involved in production, distribution and as a management consultant overseeing the domestic and foreign distribution of nearly 125 motion pictures and television shows. His production credits include Short Circuit, Flight of the Navigator, 8 Million Ways to Die, The NeverEnding Story, Mighty Mouse, Homicide: Life on the Street, 9½ Weeks, UHF, and the award-winning Das Boot.

1990 to 1995

As CEO of MCEG Sterling, a publicly held motion picture production, distribution, library and consulting company, Hyde reorganized MCEG in 1990 after reaching a major compromise with GE Capital. He then consolidated a series of independent film libraries into MCEG and subsequently engineered a four way merger of MCEG Sterling with Orion Pictures, Activa Corporation, and Metromedia International to form Metromedia

1996 to 2000

Hyde was CEO of Crossroads V Communications, a leading entertainment industry consulting and management firm. During this period, as CEO of Starbound Records, a music library of over 17,000 digital masters, he reorganized the company and subsequently sold the library. Also during this time Hyde was court appointed CEO/Trustee for Riklis TV Broadcasting (KADY/KADE Television) which he sold on behalf of the creditors in 1999.

2000 to 2003

Hyde was brought into Film Roman as President and CEO to reorganize the company. Hyde successfully stopped the negative cash flow, cut back the corporate overhead, and generated new business, Tripping the Rift, Eloise, Wow Wow Wubbzy, and Motocross, while continuing to produce The Simpsons and King of the Hill and deliver them to the Fox Network on a timely basis. IDT Entertainment bought control of Film Roman in 2003.

2003 to 2006

Hyde was Chief Operating Officer of IDT Entertainment and CEO of IDTE Productions, New Arc Productions, Anchor Bay Home Entertainment, and Film Roman. Through a series of acquisitions, and startup subsidiaries, IDT Entertainment grew from $27,000 in revenues in 2003 to annualized revenues of nearly $250,000,000 in 2006. Hyde was responsible for organizing these acquisitions and subsidiaries and creating an infrastructure to give IDT Entertainment a cohesive production and distribution system for motion pictures, cable, DVD, and television. Hyde oversaw all operations of IDT Entertainment day-to-day and led team handling the due diligence, sale, and integration into Starz/Liberty Media.

2007 to 2010

Hyde served as Vice Chairman of Starz Media who purchased

IDT Entertainment
in 2006 for nearly $500,000,000. Hyde was responsible for integrating the newly acquired IDT companies into the Starz group of companies. Hyde also served as Vice Chairman of Image Entertainment the leading U. S. independent distributor of DVD, digital and broadcast rights with a catalog of nearly 4000 titles. Hyde was a founding Director of T&M Entertainment which successfully raised $82,000,000 publicly to acquire an entertainment company.

During his years as an industry management consultant, Hyde oversaw the restructuring or reorganization of Avenue Entertainment, Filmstar, Management Company Entertainment Group, Cannon Films, Hemdale Entertainment, Reeves Entertainment, Peregrine Entertainment, Orion, AME Video, MGM, Fries Entertainment, and Riklis TV Broadcasting.

Present

Most recently, Hyde executive produced

Prophet (comics) created by Rob Liefeld. They are also executive producing a reimagining of Flight of the Navigator. With the Jim Henson Company, Hyde and Kelton are developing two series: Harriet the Spy, based on the best-selling children's novel by Louise Fitzhugh, and The Kissing Hand, the award-winning children's book by Audrey Penn
.

In 2020, after a multi-year partnership, Hyde and Kelton focused their overall vision of the company by co-founding Rehab Entertainment.

In August 2020, Apple TV+ announced the animated remake of Harriet the Spy starring Beanie Feldstein and Jane Lynch with Hyde and Kelton attached as Executive Producers.

Filmography

Theatrical feature films

Television series

  • Lloyd Thaxton Show (1961-1968), production executive, MCA-TV (TV series)
  • Andy Williams, Kraft Music Hall (1958-1971), production executive, MCA-TV (TV series)
  • Masters Of Horror
    (2005–2007)    , executive producer, Showtime (live action series)
  • Painkiller Jane (2007), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (live action series)
  • Masters of Science Fiction (2007), executive producer, ABC (live action series)
  • Pride: The Series (2013), executive producer, Amazon Prime Video
    (digital series)

Animated TV series

TV movies

  • Motocrossed (2001), executive producer, Disney Channel (TV movie)
  • All Souls Day: Dia de los muertos (2005), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (TV movie)
  • Room 6 (2005), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (TV movie)
  • Demon Hunter (2005), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (DTV movie)
  • It Waits (2005), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (TV movie)
  • Dead and Deader (2005), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (TV movie)
  • The Fallen Ones (2005), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (TV movie)
  • The Happy Elf (2005), executive producer, NBC (Animated TV special)
  • Voodoo Moon (2006), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (TV movie)
  • Slayer (2006), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (TV movie)
  • Death Row (2006), executive producer, Sci-Fi Channel (TV movie)

DVD premier films

  • The Toothfairy (2006), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier Film)
  • The Thirst (2006), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier Film)
  • The Darkroom (2006), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier Film)
  • The Garden, executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier Film)
  • Left in Darkness (2006), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier Film)
  • Devil's Den (2006), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier Film)
  • Hellboy: Sword of Storms (2006), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier animated film)
  • Eloise: The Animated Series (2006-2007), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier animated specials)
  • Mosaic (2007), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier animated film)
  • The Condor (2007), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier animated film)
  • Hellboy: Blood and Iron (2007), executive producer, Anchor Bay (DVD Premier animated film)
  • Rebirth of a Nation (2007), executive producer, Starz Media (DVD Premier Documentary)

Music videos

  • Neil Diamond: Brooklyn Roads (1968), producer-director, MCA (music video)
  • Marcia Straussman: The Flower Children (1992), producer, MCA (music video)
  • Get In Line
    (1999)    , executive producer, Bare Naked Ladies (animated music video)
  • Frijolero (2003), executive producer, Molotov (animated music video)(Grammy winner)

References

  1. ^ Awards for John W. Hyde. Internet Movie Database]. Retrieved on 2008-06-09.
  2. ^ Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less Than One Hour) Archived 2007-09-27 at the Wayback Machine (PDF). Emmys.tv. Retrieved on 2008-07-09.

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