An Emmy® nominated producer with over 28 years of experience, Joanne Rubino is a veteran of the entertainment industry. As senior vice president of production, she oversees all aspects of production for Thinkfactory Media's vast slate of projects and over the past 16 years, has played an integral role in the growth of the company.Most recently, Joanne was a producer on the ratings juggernaut, Hatfields & McCoys (History) and also produced the behind-the-scenes companion documentary, America's Feud: Hatfields & McCoys. She currently is the only female producer on the highly-anticipated ten-hour television event, Texas Rising (History) and is the executive producer on its promotional documentary, Avenging The Alamo: The Road to Texas Rising. Joanne is well-known in the industry for producing quality documentaries, and earned an Emmy® nomination for her work on Brando (Turner Classic Movies) in 2007. Other SVP of Production credits include: the highly successful and buzzworthy, Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars (We TV), TV One's highest rated franchise, R&B Divas and the fan popular, Gene Simmons Family Jewels (A&E) starring KISS front man Gene Simmons.Prior to joining Thinkfactory Media, Rubino amassed experience across a myriad of areas in the entertainment industry. Starting out reading scripts at Jersey Films, she later held positions at Arnold Shapiro Productions and Authentic Entertainment, before accepting a job at what was then known as The Greif Company (now Thinkfactory Media). Throughout her years of working up the business production side of the industry, Joanne was able to maintain a hand in creative, being a fixture both behind and in front of the camera and having had guest stints on various series such as NYPD Blue, 7th Heaven, Passions, ER, Six Feet Under, The Unit, Freddie, The District, Punk'd, Prank My Mom, Vice Academy and more. Joanne resides in Encino with her husband and her energetic, six year old daughter, Ruby. Show less «