Nick Hall Signs Producing Deal With Vice Studios

The non-exclusive partnership will develop scripted projects through Hall's Hallogram banner, starting with two titles already in development.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Television

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Producer Nick Hall, known for exec producing season one of The White Lotus, has struck a non-exclusive producing partnership with Vice Studios. Hall will develop and produce scripted projects through his Hallogram banner.

Why it matters

The deal gives Vice Studios an established producer as it builds out its programming slate. It also signals continued interest in scripted television from producers with prestige credits.

Hall won an Emmy in 2022 for exec producing season one of The White Lotus and previously worked at HBO, Amazon, and A24. Vice's $75M credit facility is intended to fund its programming slate, though the deal's budget was not disclosed.

The players

Nick Hall

Nick Hall is a television producer who has exec produced series including The White Lotus and previously held roles at HBO, Amazon, and A24.

Vice Studios

Vice Studios is the production company behind the television and film projects in development, including the Flat Earth adaptation and Work Husbands.

The details

Hall will executive produce two Vice projects, including the TV adaptation of Anika Jade Levy's debut novel Flat Earth and the workplace comedy Work Husbands, which is loosely based on the real-life relationship of Gen Z marketers Nate Jones and Ziad Ahmed. The partnership is non-exclusive, leaving Hall free to work with other studios.

Timeline

  1. 2022: Hall wins an Emmy for The White Lotus season one.

  2. 2023: Fortress Investment Group, Soros Fund Management, and Monroe Capital acquire Gangs of London's producer out of bankruptcy for $225M.

  3. Just over twelve months before the deal: Vice Studios hires Amy Powell as President and secures a $75M credit facility.

  4. November 4, 2026: Hall's Vice producing partnership is announced.

Industry Dynamics

The partnership follows the pattern of established producers taking non-exclusive deals with newer studios seeking proven creative talent. It extends Hall's career from the Emmy-winning White Lotus into development at Vice, a studio that hired Amy Powell as President just over a year earlier.

Viewers will not see Hall's projects until Vice Studios completes development and production, and no release platform or date has been announced. The two projects remain in early stages, so availability is not yet defined.

The takeaway

Producing deals like this one show how established creators move between studios while keeping their own banners. Readers following television development can watch for announcements about Flat Earth and Work Husbands as they progress.

Further reading

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