My background is primarily in theatrical and streaming features, and I am well-informed in developing, selling and producing films. I have worked in many different genres including but not limited to sci-fi, horror, action, drama, comedy, genre benders, period pieces, biopics, and superhero adaptations. I am a firm believer that specificity is the gateway to universality, and I love helping writers see their ideas come to fruition. I love working with writers who have a singular voice and a distinctive point of view and am particularly interested in female-driven stories! I love reading from a wide variety of genres and love getting to explore different themes!
I really want to find transgressive, thought-provoking, character driven stories with heart, but also have an element of genre to them.
Rom-coms (unless there's a genre element), any type of comedies.
Adriana Fernandez holds the position of Vice President of Production for Crooked Highway, responsible for guiding all stages of film and television development and production. Prior to joining Crooked Highway, Adriana was a Film Executive at J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Productions. During her tenure, Adriana worked on a large development slate including the feature adaptation of the popular Japanese anime film YOUR NAME, the latest installment of the CLOVERFIELD franchise and DC’s ZATANNA. Adriana’s most notable work at Bad Robot includes MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: FALLOUT, OVERLORD, and THE CLOVERFIELD PARADOX.
Before her role at Bad Robot, Adriana worked at HBO on several Emmy-nominated films, including CONFIRMATION, ALL THE WAY, and BESSIE. She additionally worked in script development at Focus Features, Heyday Films, Universal Cable Productions, and MGM.
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