Jaime Paglia

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Jaime Paglia
Paglia at LAX, August 2014
Nationality	American
Occupations	Screenwriter director producer
Years active	2006–present

Jaime Paglia is an American screenwriter, director and producer. He is best known for creating and producing Eureka (2006–12).

He attended the University of California at Santa Cruz majoring in economics for three weeks, before finding his passion with the theatre arts/film program. He minored in English literature.^[1]

His first show business endeavour was as an assistant in feature film publicity at MGM Studios, which led to him meeting many executives. For his first script, he partnered with college friend, Andrew Cosby, and sold a spec to New Line Cinema.^[1]

In 2003, Paglia and Cosby sold their dramedy Eureka to Syfy as a pitch. In July 2006, the series premiered to critical and viewer success. Over the course of the show's six-year run and 77 episodes, Paglia contributed to 20. He made his directing debut with the fifth-season episode, "Jack of All Trades".^[1][2]

In summer 2014, Paglia was hired as a writer on the DC Comics produced CW superhero series The Flash. He co-wrote the series' 6th episode, "The Flash Is Born", which introduced the supervillain Girder.^[3]

In 2015, Paglia, a former co-executive producer and executive producer of the MTV slasher series Scream, was credited as the writer for two episodes.

The numbers in credits refer to the number of episodes.

Jaime Paglia at IMDb