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Producer wants CAA and Ashton Kutcher to Pay Up for Failed DMV Show

October 3, 2013 In Blog, Celebrity, Entertainment, Television By Daniela Cassorla

Producer wants CAA and Ashton Kutcher to Pay Up for Failed DMV Show

Ashton Kutcher’s production company, Katalyst, and the Creative Artists Agency (“CAA”) are being sued for $12 million in damages by Emmy award winning producer, Hedda Muskat after her last brainchild, a reality show about the California DMV was scrapped. Muskat is claiming because her interests were pushed out of the show and CAA failed to adequately protect them, her cultivated relationship with the DMV was ruined thus causing them to back out of a prior agreement. Now, the failed project has cost Mustkat her professional reputation and hindered other opportunities.  After all, an inside look at the fast paced and entertaining world that is the DMV would naturally have been an instant hit and a dream addition to any producer’s resume if it had aired.

Daniela Cassorla

Daniela Cassorla is a second year law student at Fordham Law School and an IPLJ Staff member. She became interested in entertainment law after working in the film industry during college. A born and bred Manhattanite, she is a movie junky, tech nerd and a lover of all sounds indie, electronic, or hip hop.