Heather Parry
Introduction '''Heather Parry''' (born 1971)  is an American television and film producer. She is best known for ''Pixels'' (2015), ''The House Bunny'' (2008), and ''A Star Is Born'' (2018).
Background and early career Heather Parry grew up in Macungie, Pennsylvania. She attended and graduated from Emmaus High School in Emmaus, Pennsylvania in 1989.Parry graduated from Colorado State University at Fort Collins, Colorado. While a graduate student at Colorado State University, Parry began her career in the entertainment industry with an internship on ''The Dennis Miller Show''.
Career === MTV (1993–2005) ===Parry was the West Coast Bureau Chief for MTV News from 1993 until 2005.In 2005, she co-produced ''Get Rich or Die Tryin’'' starring 50 Cent and ''The Longest Yard'' starring Adam Sandler for MTV Films.=== Happy Madison Productions (2005–2015) ===From 2005 until 2015, Parry was head of film development and production at Happy Madison Productions, founded by Adam Sandler, and produced four movies for the company, ''The House Bunny'' in 2008,  ''Just Go with It'' in 2011, ''That's My Boy'' in 2012, and ''Pixels'' in 2015.=== Live Nation Productions (2015–2019) ===In December 2015, Parry was named president of film and television production at Live Nation, where she oversaw production of four documentaries, ''Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis (Our Friends)'', ''Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Bad Boy Story'' and ''Gaga: Five Foot Two'' (all in 2017) and ''Believer'' in 2018.In December 2018, Parry was put on leave by Live Nation following publication of an exposé by ''Variety'', reporting results of a four-month long investigation into her alleged workplace abuse and verbal harassment toward employees. Live Nation hired an outside firm, Paul Hastings LLP, to conduct an internal investigation. On February 21, 2019, Parry was fired from Live Nation Productions.
Awards and recognition *''Believer'' was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Arts and Culture Documentary. It also won Best Documentary at the 30th GLAAD Media Awards. *In 2018, Parry received the Hermes Platinum Award for two documentaries, ''Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story'',  which she shared with Daniel Kaufman (director) and Sean Combs (producer), and ''Gaga: Five Foot Two'', shared with Chris Moukarbel (director), Lady Gaga (producer), and Bobby Campbell (producer). * Parry was a producer on ''Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Bad Boy Story'', which won a Hollywood Documentary Award at the Hollywood Film Awards in 2017.
Filmography  Year Title Role Notes 2019 ''Believer'' Producer   2018  ''A Star Is Born''  Executive Producer  2018 ''The After Party''  Executive Producer  2017 ''Gaga: Five Foot Two''  Producer Documentary 2017 ''Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story'' Producer Documentary 2017 ''Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis (Our Friends)'' Producer Documentary 2015 ''The Ridiculous 6'' Executive Producer 2015 ''Pixels'' Executive Producer 2012 ''That's My Boy'' Producer  2011 ''Just Go with It'' Producer 2008 ''The House Bunny'' Producer 2005 ''Get Rich or Die Tryin''' Co-Producer 2005 ''The Longest Yard'' Co-Producer 2003 ''MTV Album Launch'' Executive Producer - 1 episode Television Series 2003 ''Limp Bizkit'' Executive Producer 2002 ''Movie House '' Producer Television Series 2002 '''Til Death Do Us Part: Carmen and Dave'' Supervising Producer Television Movie Documentary 2001 ''Rage Against the Machine: The Battle of Mexico City'' Producer Video Documentary 1997 ''Rage Against the Machine''  Producer: Live in Concert Video Documentary 1995 "The Ghost of Tom Joad", Rage Against the Machine Producer Music Video 1994 ''Freaks, Nerds & Weirdos'' Field Producer Television Movie
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