Jameson Parker Named President of Production at QC Entertainment, Company Says

QC Entertainment announced on Aug. 26 that Jameson Parker has joined the company as President of Production in a newly created role. The appointment, reported by Deadline, places Parker in charge of managing production across QC’s film and television slate and coordinating work from development through delivery.

In the position, Parker is expected to work alongside QC Entertainment founders Sean McKittrick, Raymond Mansfield and Edward H. Hamm, Jr. The company said Parker will help guide projects through the production pipeline, including assembling production teams and building out production capacity intended to support current and future releases.

QC Entertainment’s description of the role emphasizes strengthening internal production infrastructure. According to the announcement, Parker will be responsible for production operations across QC’s slate, with an emphasis on staffing and process, as projects move from early development stages into execution and final delivery.

The appointment comes as production companies continue to reorganize around slate management, cost control, and delivery timelines for both film and series programming. QC’s announcement ties the new role directly to operational oversight, rather than changing creative direction, describing Parker’s remit in production management terms.

For Parker, the move represents a senior leadership step focused on production execution. The company’s statement frames the position as a bridge between early project development and the practical requirements of production, including the management of teams and the systems needed to keep projects on track to reach delivery.

QC Entertainment did not provide specific details in its announcement about which projects will be immediately affected by Parker’s oversight, or whether any additional hires are planned as part of the new production leadership structure. The company’s stated focus is on strengthening production infrastructure and ensuring production teams are assembled for work moving through the slate.

The announcement also did not describe a start date beyond the Aug. 26 announcement itself. QC did not specify whether Parker will take on any additional responsibilities outside production management, but the company said the role is designed to oversee film and television production work across its slate.