Chris Nee

Peabody, Humanitas, NAACP and Emmy Award-winner Chris Nee is the creator and executive producer of the acclaimed series, "Doc McStuffins," an imaginative animated series about a six-year-old girl who is a doctor to her stuffed animals and toys. She also developed for television and executive produced the hit animated series "Vampirina," about a young vampire girl who faces being the new kid in town when her family moves from Transylvania to Pennsylvania. In 2018 Nee began her multiyear overall deal at Netflix, where she now writes and executive produces across live action, animation, kids, teens and adults. Nee's first five project announcements at Netflix include "Ridley Jones," "Dino Daycare," "Ada Twist, Scientist," which she is producing with Higher Ground Productions, with President Obama and Mrs. Obama serving as executive producers, and "Spirit Rangers," which is created and executive produced by Native American Karissa Valencia and staffed with an entirely Native writing staff