Alison Schapker

Alison Schapker is an American television writer and producer. She was a staff writer on the hit ABC series Alias and wrote several of its episodes along with her writing partner, Monica Owusu-Breen. She has also worked on the shows: Charmed, Lost, Brothers & Sisters, and currently Fringe. The Lost writing staff, including Schapker, were nominated for the Writers Guild of America (WGA) Award for Best Dramatic Series at the February 2007 ceremony for their work on the second and third seasons.^[1]

Contents 1 Writing Credits 1.1 Alias 1.2 Brothers & Sisters 1.3 Lost 1.4 Fringe 2 References 3 External links

Writing Credits

Alias

In 2003, Schapker joined the espionage action series Alias in its third season as a executive story editor and writer. At the beginning of season four, she was promoted to producer, And by the final season, she had been named supervising producer. During her three season span, Schapker co-wrote twelve episodes total. The installments are as follows:

• "A Missing Link" (03.04) (co-written by executive story editor Monica Owusu-Breen)
• "After Six" (03.13) (co-written by Breen)
• "Unveiled" (03.18) (co-written by Breen)
• "Blood Ties" (03.20) (co-written by Breen and co-producer J.R. Orci)
• "Détente" (04.07) (co-written by producer Breen)
• "The Index" (04.10) (co-written by Orci)
• "The Orphan" (04.12) (co-written by Breen)
• "Search and Rescue" (04.21) (co-written by Breen)
• "Prophet Five" (05.01) (co-written by supervising producer Breen)
• "Bob" (05.08) (co-written by Breen)
• "30 Seconds" (05.13) (co-written by Breen)
• "Reprisal" (05.16) (co-written by Breen)

Brothers & Sisters

In 2006, Schapker was brought on to develop the first season of the ABC drama Brothers & Sisters as a writer and supervising producer. She then went on to become co-executive producer at the start of season two, and then held the position of executive producer throughout seasons three and four. At the conclusion of the fourth season, Schapker left the show. Episodes she co-wrote are as follows:

• "Sexual Politics" (01.12) (co-written with supervising producer Monica Owusu-Breen)
• "The Other Walker" (01.16) (co-written with Breen)
• "Bad News" (01.20) (co-written with Breen)
• "Home Front" (02.01) (co-written with co-executive producer Breen)
• "Two Places" (02.06) (co-written with Breen)
• "Holy Matrimony" (02.09) (co-written with Mark B. Perry and Breen)
• "Prior Commitments" (02.16) (co-written with Breen and co-executive producer Greg Berlanti)
• "Mexico" (03.24) (co-written with Executive producer Breen)
• "The Science Fair" (04.12) (co-written with Breen)
• "Time After Time, Part Two" (04.19) (co-written with Breen)

Lost

In Fall 2006, Schapker joined the crew of ABC's Lost, third season, as a writer and supervising producer. She left the series in January 2007. She co-wrote one episode while working on the show, with supervising producer Monica Owusu-Breen, "The Cost of Living".

Fringe

After her departure from Brothers & Sisters in Spring 2010, Schapker was hired as a writer and co-executive producer on the FOX science-fiction horror series Fringe. At the time, going into its third season. Now in its fourth season, Schapker retains her third season credits. Episodes she has co-written include:

• "The Plateau" (03.03) (co-written with co-executive producer Monica Owusu-Breen)
• "Marionette" (03.09) (co-written with Breen)
• "Bloodline" (03.18) (co-written with Breen)
• "The Last Sam Weiss" (03.21) (co-written with Breen)
• "One Night in October" (04.02) (co-written with Breen)

References

1. ^ "2007 Writers Guild Awards Television & Radio Nominees Announced". Writers Guild of America. http://www.wga.org/subpage_newsevents.aspx?id=2267. Retrieved 2007-12-06. 

External links

Alison Schapker at the Internet Movie Database

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