The phrase "a show creator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an individual who is responsible for developing and producing a television show or series.
Example: "The show creator has a unique vision that sets this series apart from others on the network."
Alternatives: "a series creator" or "a television producer".
Shanks, a five-time Emmy winner and former producer at Fox Sports, spoke to Forbes.com about DirecTV's decision to pick-up Friday Night Lights, how it will safeguard against illegal downloads of the series and why the satellite service would rather be a show savior than a show creator.
It also has supported "Alias," a show creator J.J. Abrams says is intended as escapist entertainment.
A commercial parody portrayed a Netflix executive throwing cash at a show creator just a few words into her pitch for a new show.
As a show creator, I love this new era of television that we're in, where these companies that we work for have figured out a way to monetize fewer episodes and make that work for their business models.
She's had turns as a model, an actress, a TV show creator, a producer, a host, a singer, a teacher, an author — feel like a slacker yet?
To stay organized you may want to be like an animated show creator and make a bible for your comic strip.
This time around they will be joined by Lizz Winstead, a "Daily Show" creator; David Rees, the author of "How to Sharpen Pencils"; and A. C. Newman of the New Pornographers.
On Monday evening, Cartoon Network will debut its newest program, "Steven Universe," officially making Sugar, at just 26, the first woman to be a solo show creator in the channel's 21 years on the air.
The episodes marks the first appearance of Database, a character show creator Matt Groening dislikes if he is used for anything more than one line.
Albrecht allegedly preferred a definite demise of Brother Justin to a cliffhanger, but show creator Daniel Knauf stated Albrecht might have been misquoted.
Just over a year after show creator Rob Thomas asked fans to contribute to a Kickstarter for the film revival of the cut-too-short show, the movie, simply titled, "Veronica Mars," will hit theaters in a wider release than originally announced, EW reported.
