Melissa Rosenberg, the woman who created Netflix's Jessica Jones, is all set to collaborate with Warner Bros. to develop new projects for the studio. This means that she will be exiting Netflix Marvel drama series.
Deadline quoted the American screenwriter saying that she will still be focusing on Marvel's Jessica Jons till the completion of season three. She also added that working with Marvel has been the highlight of her career.
Expressing her excitement over the latest collaboration, she said that she is looking forward to exploring new projects and working with new people. Melissa has been the creator and showrunner for Netflix special Jessica Jons since 2015.
Rosenberg served as the head writer and executive producer for 'Dexter'. Her past credits also include 'The O.C', 'Ally McBeal' and 'Red Widow'.
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