Disney Television Animation has appointed Zack Olin as Senior Vice President of Development and Current Series. Olin, a former executive at Nickelodeon, will report to Meredith Roberts, Executive Vice President of Disney Television Animation.

In his new role, Olin will oversee both development and current series across the studio’s portfolio, helping to shape creative strategy and support ongoing productions. His responsibilities will include guiding series such as Big City Greens and Phineas and Ferb.

Meredith Roberts praised Olin’s creative vision and experience, stating, “Zack brings an exceptional creative sensibility and a deep understanding of how great stories are told and sustained over time. He has a strong track record of shaping bold storytelling, supporting creators, and driving creative excellence. He will be a key partner as we continue to deliver beloved animated series and movies for audiences around the world, now and for generations to come.”

Olin expressed his enthusiasm for joining Disney Television Animation, saying, “I’ve always been drawn to animation because of its scale, its heart, and the way it stays with audiences over time. Getting to do that at Disney Television Animation and Disney Branded Television alongside Meredith, Ayo Davis, and some of the most extraordinary creators and animators in the industry is the kind of opportunity you work toward over a career.”

Before joining Disney, Olin spent the past year independently developing and producing series and films. His previous roles include senior leadership positions at Nickelodeon and Awesomeness, where he oversaw both series and feature development. His recent credits include Monster High: The Movie, XO, Kitty, and School Spirits, covering both live-action and animated projects.

Earlier in his career, Olin spent 13 years at ABC and ABC Studios, supervising projects such as Grown-ish, Speechless, and Happy Endings. He began his career at Fox, working in development and current programming across animation, comedy, and drama, with involvement in projects like Titan A.E., The Simpsons, and American Dad.

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