Kevin Bartel and Richard McKerrow at Love Productions USA to produce unscripted content that influences the zeitgeist of pop culture and beyond. In addition to Love Productions, Flutie has a partnership with Chip Seelig, the managing partner of The Seelig Group to develop new media ventures and live events. Flutie is currently developing his first scripted series with Andrew Lenchewski and Martin Zimmerman. Media work and appearances Flutie has frequently appeared in television, newspapers, magazine and online content, usually in recognition for his expertise in modeling and corporate endorsements. He appeared in the Style Section of The New York Times in 1999 with a profile on his fashion sense. Flutie appeared in the MTV Made broadcast in the fourth season in 2004 on the episode about two sisters Megan and Katelyn Gelber wanting to become movie stars. Flutie was the expert guiding them throughout the episode and helping to achieve their dream. Flutie has publicly commented on topics ranging from the Kate Moss cocaine scandal in 2005, Madonna dating young Brazilian model Jesus Luz in 2009, and the feasibility of a Michael Jackson fragrance in 2011. Flutie co-produced the reality show America's Most Smartest Model on the VH1 network in 2007. The series featured Flutie client and fashion expert Mary Alice Stephenson as a co-host of the show. In 2011, Flutie was the executive producer as well as a cast member of Scouted on the E! network, sold The Annabel Tollman Project to the Bravo network, as well as The Traders to the AMC network. In 2012, he was the executive producer of Model Employee on VH1. Flutie executive produced the Netflix series Westside in 2018. He is also one of the three creators, alongside Kevin Bartel and Sean Patrick Murray. References 1958 births Living people New York University alumni American talent agents