Rachel Eggebeen

Eggebeen is an Emmy-winning executive and chief content officer at Amplify Pictures. She previously spent five years at Netflix, where as creative head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa she oversaw international hits including Emmy-winning Unorthodox, Barbarians, Baby, How to Sell Drugs Online Fast, Lupin, The Empress, 1899 and Transatlantic. She also oversaw Netflix's first series in Turkey (The Protector), Sweden (Quicksand) and Poland (1983). Eggebeen also initiated a partnership that built a virtual production stage at Babelsberg Studios for 1899. Prior to Netflix, she was VP of production and development at television studio Fox 21 and a producer at Shondaland, where she oversaw Scandal and developed How to Get Away with Murder. Eggebeen began her career working alongside directors Steven Soderbergh, George Clooney and Michael Mann and as an executive at specialty film label Paramount Vantage.