Ryan Murphy

Twentieth Century Fox Television

Most Creative People 2010

Ryan Murphy

Film and TV writer, creator, producer

Glee

Ryan Murphy is a writer, producer, and director of the Peabody-winning Fox series Glee. He's also a creator of Nip/Tuck and American Horror Story, and he directed Eat, Pray, Love and Running with Scissors.

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How Netflix created a $1 billion arms race for TV writers

In the last 18 months, jaw-dropping deals for show creators like Shonda Rhimes, Ryan Murphy, and many more are practically commonplace.

How Netflix created a $1 billion arms race for TV writers

Ryan Murphy quits Fox for Netflix in a $300 million deal

Inside FX’s “Fearless” Rise To TV Domination

CEO John Landgraf has meticulously chiseled FX’s brand into the powerhouse we know today. The question now is: What’s next?

Inside FX’s “Fearless” Rise To TV Domination

Fast Company Magazine

Now: July/August 2010

Events and conferences from the July/August 2010.

Now: July/August 2010

Top 10 Most Creative People in Business

Impact

Google just made the largest ever corporate purchase of renewable energy

Ikea has invested in enough clean energy to power all of its operations (plus extra)

You can now buy The Impossible Burger in grocery stores (if you’re in SoCal, at one specific grocery chain)

Creativity

Burger King is melting down plastic toys to recycle them into something actually useful

So, the Navy just admitted the Blink-182 guy leaked actual UFO footage

This Marvel-themed student assembly throws down the (infinity) gauntlet for all high schoolers

Co.Design

This photographer turned his lens on the many, many cameras watching you

This typeface hides a secret in plain sight. And that’s the point

The creators of ‘Monument Valley’ are back with a game no one expected

Work Life

This one couple’s secret for (successfully) starting a business together

How to write a job description that attracts better candidates

How to train your brain to welcome constructive feedback