Jorge Zamacona was born on December 30,1959 and is an American television writer and producer.
45 Facts About Jorge Zamacona
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Jorge Zamacona was born on December 30,1959, in Madigan Army Hospital in Fort Lewis, Washington.
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Jorge Zamacona studied at the University of Wisconsin-Madison until he relocated to Los Angeles in 1980.
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Jorge Zamacona is married to Blair Winters Jorge Zamacona and has three children.
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Jorge Zamacona began working for television in 1984 as a writer for the second season of medical drama St Elsewhere.
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Jorge Zamacona co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "Vanity" with Ray De Laurentis and John Tinker from a story by producer Tom Fontana.
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Jorge Zamacona returned as a writer for the third season and co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "Saving Face" with Norma Safford Vela from a story by Fontana.
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In 1988, Jorge Zamacona wrote the science fiction film World Gone Wild.
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In 1993, Jorge Zamacona became a writer for the first season of NBC police drama Homicide: Life on the Street.
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Jorge Zamacona wrote the teleplay for the episodes "A Shot in the Dark" and "And the Rockets' Dead Glare", both were based on stories by Fontana.
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Jorge Zamacona returned to the series as a story editor and writer for the third season in 1994.
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Jorge Zamacona contributed to six third-season episodes as a writer.
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Jorge Zamacona wrote the teleplay for the episode "Nearer My God to Thee" from a story he wrote with Fontana.
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Jorge Zamacona co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "Cradle to Grave" with David Mills from a story by Fontana.
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Jorge Zamacona co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "The City That Bleeds" with fellow story editor Julie Martin from a story by Fontana and executive story editor James Yoshimura.
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Jorge Zamacona co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "Dead End" with Martin from a story by Yoshimura.
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Jorge Zamacona was promoted to producer for the fourth season in 1995.
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Jorge Zamacona contributed to a further three episodes as a writer.
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Jorge Zamacona wrote the teleplays for the episodes "Thrill of the Kill" and "The Damage Done" both from stories by Fontana and Bromell.
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Jorge Zamacona co-wrote the episode "For God and Country" with Michael S Chernuchin.
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Jorge Zamacona left the production team at the end of the fourth season.
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In 1996, Jorge Zamacona was hired as a co-executive producer and writer for new Fox Network science fiction series Millennium.
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Jorge Zamacona wrote two episodes for the first season; "Kingdom Come" and "The Wild and the Innocent".
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Jorge Zamacona left the series at the end of the first season.
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In 1999, Jorge Zamacona served as an executive producer and writer for CBS pilot St Michael's Crossing but the network did not order a series.
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In 2001, Jorge Zamacona was an executive producer for the feature Hudson's Law which starred Rob Morrow.
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Jorge Zamacona joined the crew of TNT occult police drama Witchblade as a consulting producer and writer in summer 2002.
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In fall 2002, Jorge Zamacona was hired as a writer for the third season of NBC emergency services drama Third Watch.
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Jorge Zamacona left the series at the end of the third season having contributed to two episodes.
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In 2003, Jorge Zamacona reunited with his Homicide colleague Tom Fontana as a supervising producer on the sixth and final season of HBO prison drama Oz.
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Jorge Zamacona worked as an executive producer and writer for the series.
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Jorge Zamacona contributed to thirteen of those episodes as a writer.
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Jorge Zamacona wrote the teleplay for the pilot episode "Brothers in Arms" from a story he co-wrote with St Clair.
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Renzulli and Jorge Zamacona co-wrote the episodes "Late for School" and "Gimme Shelter".
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In 2004, Jorge Zamacona served as an executive producer for the television feature Silverlake.
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Jorge Zamacona served as an executive producer and writer for the project.
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Jorge Zamacona wrote the teleplay for the pilot from a story he co-wrote with St Clair.
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Jorge Zamacona wrote the teleplay for the episode "The Wild Bunch" from a story he co-wrote with St Clair.
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Jorge Zamacona participated in the 2007 Writers Guild of America strike.
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Jorge Zamacona supported royalties for writers based on online streaming of episodes they had written.
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In 2009, Jorge Zamacona became a consulting producer and writer for the ABC police drama The Unusuals.
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In 2010, Jorge Zamacona was attached to new series The Saint as an executive producer.
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The next year, Jorge Zamacona stayed with TNT as the Co-Executive Producer and Writer on The Last Ship that starred Eric Dane.
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Also, in 2016, Jorge Zamacona was the Executive Producer on ABC's Quantico starring Priyanka Chopra.
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In 2019, Jorge Zamacona resumed working alongside Tom Fontana for Showtime's City on a Hill, starring Kevin Bacon and Aldis Hodge, as a Co-Executive Producer and writer.