Ron Senkowski

Senkowski has written for most of the Hollywood Studios including Warner Bros., Universal, Sony, Disney, Paramount and Fox. He's sold scripts to Adam Sandler, Barry Levinson, and written for Michael Mann, Quentin Tarantino among others. For years he did rewrites at the Studio level and then was asked to direct an original script of his own which led to more work and a series at USA Network (that went for half a season until a regime change). He created a company based on the Farmers' Almanac (covered in the WSJ, USA Today, NY Times, etc for being an early interactive channel) and had a series on PBS for three years as a result. After this he moved to Scripps Networks where he oversaw the Interactive side of channels like HGTV, Fine Living and other lifestyle networks. From here he went to Comcast to help lead Fearnet and launch this online network as a linear channel. From there it was back to LA where he was the lead producer on The Prophet (with Salma Hayek and Liam Neeson). This opened the door to the Middle East where he found partners to help create Symply Entertainment which is a development and financing entity. Most of the projects Symply gets involved with have an international scope, and there is a focus on limited series based on complex crime stories.