William Morris Agency - WMA (Los Angeles) Norman Brokaw Chairman of the Board Phone 310-859-4000; Fax 310-859-4462 One William Morris Pl. Beverly Hills CA 90212 "Walter Zifkin CEO Emeritus; Jim Wiatt CEO; David Wirtschafter President; Irv Weintraub COO; Michael Dates CFO; Chris Petrikin Sr. VP, Public Relations; David Kekst VP, Administration; Michael Page VP, Treasury Management; Paul Bricault Co-Head, William Morris Consulting; Johnny Levin Co-Head, William Morris Consulting; Cody Alexander William Morris Consulting; Frank Catapano William Morris Consulting; Paul Furia William Morris Consulting; Aaron Lenzini William Morris Consulting; John Mass William Morris Consulting; Edward Ryan William Morris Consulting; Bryan Thoensen William Morris Consulting; Mark Itkin Worldwide Head, Cable, Syndication & Non-Fiction Programming; Aaron Kaplan Worldwide Head, Scripted TV & Programming; Lanny Noveck Worldwide Co-Head, Scripted TV & Packaging; John Ferriter Worldwide Head, Nonscripted TV & Packaging; Lewis Henderson Head, Digital Media Group; Gaby Morgerman Head, Talent; David Palmer Head, Licensing & Merchandise; Holly Baril Talent; Philip Button Talent; Esther Chang Talent; Julie Colbert Talent; Michael Cooper Talent; Brian DePersia Talent; Ashley Franklin Talent; Kenny Goodman Talent; Philip Grenz Talent; Scott Henderson Talent; Ashley Josephson Talent; Jeff Kolodny Talent; Scott Lambert Talent; Theresa Peters Talent; Dana Sims Talent; Brad Slater Talent; Jason Trawick Talent; Joanne Wiles Talent; Troy Zien Talent; Scott Agostoni TV; Julissa Garcia TV; Erwin More TV; Paul Nagle TV; Chris Newman TV; Laurie Pozmantier TV; Joshua Pyatt TV; Collin Reno TV; Hans Schiff TV; Adam Sher TV; Suzy Unger TV; Evan Warner TV; Elana Barry TV/Literary; Todd Berger TV/Literary; Ann Blanchard TV/Literary; Elise Hartley TV/Literary; Renee Kurtz TV/Literary; Marc Provissiero TV/Literary; Steven Selikoff TV/Literary; Darren Shewchuk TV/Literary; Cori Wellins TV Literary; Lauren Heller Whitney TV/Literary; Marcus Wiley TV/Literary; Jeffrey Wise TV/Literary; John Fogelman Co-Head, Worldwide Motion Pictures; David Lonner Co-Head, Worldwide Motion Pictures; Mike Simpson Co-Head, Worldwide Motion Pictures; Danny Greenberg Head, Motion Picture Literary; Cassian Elwes Co-Head, William Morris Independent; Rena Ronson Co-Head, William Morris Independent; Nicole David Motion Pictures; George Freeman Motion Pictures; Craig Kestel Motion Pictures; Kimberly Bialek Motion Picture/Literary; Sara Bottfeld Motion Picture/Literary; Rob Carlson Motion Picture/Literary; Anna DeRoy Motion Picture/Literary; Mike Eisner Motion Picture/Literary; Michael Esola Motion Picture/Literary; Ken Freimann Motion Picture/Literary; Alan Gasmer Motion Picture/Literary; Alicia Gordon Motion Picture/Literary; Jeff Gorin Motion Picture/Literary; Ava Greenfield Motion Picture/Literary; Aaron Hart Motion Picture/Literary; Ramses Ishak Motion Picture/Literary; Charles King Motion Picture/Literary; David Lubliner Motion Picture/Literary; Steve Rabineau Motion Picture/Literary; Cliff Roberts Motion Picture/Literary; Michael Sheresky Motion Picture/Literary; Phil Alberstat William Morris Independent; Jerome Duboz William Morris Independent; Cary Berman Head, Commercials; Andrew Atkin Commercials; Troy Bailey Commercials; Tim Curtis Commercials; Orly Agai Marley Commercials; Erik Seastrand Commercials; Brooke Slavik Commercials; Jill Smoller Head, Sports & Entertainment; Ross Berlin Sports & Entertainment; Evan Levy Sports & Entertainment; Lon Rosen Sports & Entertainment; Carrie Wiener Sports & Entertainment; Peter Grosslight Worldwide Head, Personal Appearance; David Snyder Head, Adult Contemporary Personal Appearance; Marc Geiger Head, Contemporary Personal Appearance; Tony Goldring Head, International; Brian Ahern Personal Appearance; Dick Alen Personal Appearance; Ben Bernstein Personal Appearance; Michele Bernstein Personal Appearance; John Branigan Personal Appearance; Chris Burke Personal Appearance; Brian Edelman Personal Appearance; Heidi Feigin Personal Appearance; Amy Flax Personal Appearance; Robby Fraser Personal Appearance; Bradley Goodman Personal Appearance; Rob Heller Personal Appearance; Gayle Holcomb Personal Appearance; Tom Illius Personal Appearance; Andrew Lanoie Personal Appearance; David Levine Personal Appearance; Stacy Mark Personal Appearance; Rob Markus Personal Appearance; John Marx Personal Appearance; Stephanie Miles Personal Appearance; Clint Mitchell Personal Appearance; Craig Mogil Personal Appearance; Ron Opaleski Personal Appearance; Aaron Pinkus Personal Appearance; Zachary Radoski Personal Appearance; Marshall Reznick Personal Appearance; Guy Richard Personal Appearance; Akiko Rogers Personal Appearance; Joel Roman Personal Appearance; Keith Sarkisian Personal Appearance; Larry Shields Personal Appearance; Brent Smith Personal Appearance; Kirk Sommer Personal Appearance; Nanci Stevens Personal Appearance; Susan Brooks Worldwide Head, TV Business Affairs; June Horton Van Nort Head, Motion Picture Business Affairs; Aron Baumel Business Affairs; Ruth Engelhardt Business Affairs; Ruth Estrada Business Affairs; Robyn Goldman Business Affairs; Mary Harding Business Affairs; Eric Jacobson Business Affairs; Angela Petillo Business Affairs; Brian Rabolli Business Affairs; Berkeley Reinhold Business Affairs; David Taghioff Business Affairs; Stuart Tenzer Business Affairs; Kelly Weiss Business Affairs"
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Wednesday, May 30, 2007
UTA contact and email - find an agent
United Talent Agency - UTA James Berkus Chairman/Board Member/Agent Phone 310-273-6700; Fax 310-247-1111 "9560 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 500" Beverly Hills CA 90212 "Peter Benedek Board of Directors/Partner/Agent; Gary Cosay Board of Directors/Partner/Agent; Nick Stevens Board of Directors/Partner/Agent; Jay Sures Board of Directors/Partner/Agent; Jeremy Zimmer Board of Directors/Partner/Agent; Blair Belcher Partner/Agent; Andrew Cannava Partner/Agent; Wayne Fitterman Partner/Agent; David Guillod Partner/Agent; Lisa Hallerman Partner/Agent; Tracey Jacobs Partner/Agent; David Kramer Partner/Agent; Sue Naegle Partner/Agent; Matt Rice Partner/Agent; Howard Sanders Partner/Agent; Sharon Sheinwold Partner/Agent; Robert Arakelian Agent; Tobin Babst Agent; Allison Band Agent; Jeremy Barber Agent; Joel Begleiter Agent; Brinda Bhatt Agent; Jason Burns Agent; Carlos Carreras Agent; Stephanie Comer Agent; James Degus Agent; Marissa Devins Agent; Barbara Dreyfus Agent; Gueran Ducoty Agent; Shana Eddy Agent; Dan Erlij Agent; Jacob Fenton Agent; Charlie Ferraro Agent; Pete Franciosa Agent; Jay Gassner Agent; Nancy Gates Agent; Brett Hansen Agent; Lee Horvitz Agent; Lisa Jacobson Agent; Josh Katz Agent; Keya Khayatian Agent; Rob Kim Agent; Richard Klubeck Agent; Marc Korman Agent; Billy Lazarus Agent; Everly Lee Agent; Stuart Manashil Agent; Leslie Maskin Agent; Hayden Meyer Agent; Geoff Morley Agent; David Park Agent; Jonathan Perry Agent; Tim Phillips Agent; Rob Prinz Agent; Ashwin Rajan Agent; Itay Reiss Agent; Shani Rosenzweig Agent; Larry Salz Agent; Ruthanne Secunda Agent; Steve Seidel Agent; Jason Shapiro Agent; Darren Statt Agent; Lauren Stern Agent; Kevin Stolper Agent; Geoff Suddleson Agent; Jonathan Swaden Agent; Julien Thuan Agent; Sarah Warda Agent; Adam Weinstein Agent; Brent Weinstein Agent; David Weintraub Agent; Nikki Wheeler Agent; Mark Winkler Agent; Haena Worthing Agent; Jo Yao Agent; Elizabeth Ziemska Agent; Jeff Dalla Betta CFO; Michael Conway CAO; Chris Day Head, Corporate Communications; Rene Jones Director, UTA Foundation; Gary Gradinger Head, Business Affairs; Thora Leiken Business Affairs; Lauren Menkes Business Affairs; Mike Rubi Business Affairs; Leroy Simmons Business Affairs; Sarah Ebrahimi Legal Affairs"
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ICM contact and email - Find an Agent
Innovative Artists (Los Angeles) Scott Harris Owner Phone 310-656-0400; Fax 310-656-0456 1505 Tenth St. Santa Monica CA 90401
"International Creative Management, Inc. - ICM (Los Angeles)" Jeffrey Berg Chairman/CEO Phone 310-550-4000; Fax 310-550-4100 8942 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills CA 90211 "Ed Limato Vice Chairman/Co-President; Richard B. Levy, Esq. COO/General Counsel/Sr. VP; Karen Abrams VP, Human Resources; Greg Arvesen Head, Finance & Accounting; Lori Sale Chief Marketing Officer; David Shane Sr. VP, Corporate Communications; John Burnham Executive VP/Head, Motion Picture Administration, West Coast; Robert Newman Head, Motion Picture Division; Carol Bodie Head, Motion Picture Talent; Hal Sadoff Head, International/Independent Film Division; Brian Bunnin Motion Picture Talent; Carter Cohn Motion Picture Talent; Joe Funicello VP, Motion Picture Talent; Jack Gilardi Executive VP, Motion Picture Talent; Guido Giordano Motion Picture Talent; Chris Hart Motion Picture Talent; Toni Howard Executive VP, Motion Picture Talent; Richard Konigsberg Motion Picture Talent; Martha Luttrell Sr. VP, Motion Picture Talent; Jim Osborne Motion Picture Talent; Scott Schachter Motion Picture Talent; Risa Shapiro Sr. VP, Motion Picture Talent; Evan Tripoli Motion Picture Talent; Meredith Wechter Motion Picture Talent; Eddy Yablans Executive VP, Motion Picture Talent; Lars Theriot Sr. Data Coordinator, Motion Picture Department; Doug MacLaren Co-Head, Motion Picture Literary; Nick Reed Co-Head, Motion Picture Literary; Ron Bernstein VP, Sr. Subsidiary Rights, Motion Picture Literary; Nicole Clemens Motion Picture Literary; Josie Freedman Motion Picture Literary; Jon Huddle Motion Picture Literary; Ava Jamshidi Motion Picture Literary; Barbara Mandel Motion Picture Literary; Margaret Marr Motion Picture Literary; Dan Rabinow Motion Picture Literary; Nathan Ross Motion Picture Literary; Brian Sher Motion Picture Literary; Ben Smith Motion Picture Literary; Renee Tab Motion Picture Literary; D.J. Talbot Motion Picture Literary; David Unger Motion Picture Literary; Jeff Shumway International Operations, Motion Picture Literary; Paul Hook Executive VP/Head, Motion Picture Production; Dan Baime Motion Picture Production; Craig Bernstein Motion Picture Production; Tad Lumpkin Motion Picture Production; Tom Marquardt Motion Picture Production; Jason Patti Story; Bob Levinson Executive VP/Worldwide Head, TV/Head, TV Packaging; Greg Lipstone Sr. VP, TV Packaging; Leigh Brillstein Sr. VP, Head, TV Talent; Brian Mann VP, TV Talent; Tom Burke TV Talent; Andy Cohen TV Talent; Lisa Gallant TV Talent; Iris Grossman TV Talent; Mike Jelline TV Talent; Heather Nunn TV Talent; Dar Rollins TV Talent; Matt Solo Head, TV Literary; Kevin Crotty TV Literary; Carel Cutler TV Literary; Robert Lazar TV Literary; Alan Rautbort TV Literary; Michael Rizzo TV Literary; Barbara Smith TV Literary; Cindy Mintz TV Longform; Steve Glick Sr. VP, TV Packaging; Michael Schaffer TV Packaging; Michael Kagan TV, Alternative Programming; Kimberly Oelman TV, Alternative Programming; Steve Wohl Sr. VP/Head, Off-Network Programming & Network Specials, TV Syndication; Steve Levine Executive VP/Head, Comedy & West Coast Music/Concerts; Marty Beck Concerts; Chyna Chuan Concerts; Natalka Dudynsky Concerts; Rick Farrell Concerts; Scott Mantell Concerts; Scott Pang Concerts; William Rodriguez Concerts; Michelle Scarbrough Concerts; Chris Smith VP, Concerts; Jeff Danis Sr. VP/Head, Voice-Over; Kama Nist Voice-Over; Dean Panaro Voice-Over; Natanya Rose Voice-Over; Mike Shallbetter Voice-Over; Jeremy Tefft Voice-Over; Karen Sellars Head, Celebrity/Endorsement; Jason Pinyan Celebrity/Endorsement; Pam Brockie Sr. VP/Head, Motion Picture Business Affairs; Michael Tenzer Sr. VP/Head, Business Affairs, TV; Janet Kaye VP, Business Affairs, TV; Michael Kernan VP, Business Affairs, TV; Anne Pedersen VP, Business Affairs, TV; Michael Runnels VP, Business Affairs, Motion Picture Production; Sara Stimac VP, Legal Affairs; George Ruiz Business Affairs, Motion Pictures; Jacqui Schock Business Affairs, Motion Pictures; Robin Weitz Corporate Secretary; Alison Keeny Paralegal, Business & Legal Affairs" Website http://www.icmtalent.com/
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"International Creative Management, Inc. - ICM (Los Angeles)" Jeffrey Berg Chairman/CEO Phone 310-550-4000; Fax 310-550-4100 8942 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills CA 90211 "Ed Limato Vice Chairman/Co-President; Richard B. Levy, Esq. COO/General Counsel/Sr. VP; Karen Abrams VP, Human Resources; Greg Arvesen Head, Finance & Accounting; Lori Sale Chief Marketing Officer; David Shane Sr. VP, Corporate Communications; John Burnham Executive VP/Head, Motion Picture Administration, West Coast; Robert Newman Head, Motion Picture Division; Carol Bodie Head, Motion Picture Talent; Hal Sadoff Head, International/Independent Film Division; Brian Bunnin Motion Picture Talent; Carter Cohn Motion Picture Talent; Joe Funicello VP, Motion Picture Talent; Jack Gilardi Executive VP, Motion Picture Talent; Guido Giordano Motion Picture Talent; Chris Hart Motion Picture Talent; Toni Howard Executive VP, Motion Picture Talent; Richard Konigsberg Motion Picture Talent; Martha Luttrell Sr. VP, Motion Picture Talent; Jim Osborne Motion Picture Talent; Scott Schachter Motion Picture Talent; Risa Shapiro Sr. VP, Motion Picture Talent; Evan Tripoli Motion Picture Talent; Meredith Wechter Motion Picture Talent; Eddy Yablans Executive VP, Motion Picture Talent; Lars Theriot Sr. Data Coordinator, Motion Picture Department; Doug MacLaren Co-Head, Motion Picture Literary; Nick Reed Co-Head, Motion Picture Literary; Ron Bernstein VP, Sr. Subsidiary Rights, Motion Picture Literary; Nicole Clemens Motion Picture Literary; Josie Freedman Motion Picture Literary; Jon Huddle Motion Picture Literary; Ava Jamshidi Motion Picture Literary; Barbara Mandel Motion Picture Literary; Margaret Marr Motion Picture Literary; Dan Rabinow Motion Picture Literary; Nathan Ross Motion Picture Literary; Brian Sher Motion Picture Literary; Ben Smith Motion Picture Literary; Renee Tab Motion Picture Literary; D.J. Talbot Motion Picture Literary; David Unger Motion Picture Literary; Jeff Shumway International Operations, Motion Picture Literary; Paul Hook Executive VP/Head, Motion Picture Production; Dan Baime Motion Picture Production; Craig Bernstein Motion Picture Production; Tad Lumpkin Motion Picture Production; Tom Marquardt Motion Picture Production; Jason Patti Story; Bob Levinson Executive VP/Worldwide Head, TV/Head, TV Packaging; Greg Lipstone Sr. VP, TV Packaging; Leigh Brillstein Sr. VP, Head, TV Talent; Brian Mann VP, TV Talent; Tom Burke TV Talent; Andy Cohen TV Talent; Lisa Gallant TV Talent; Iris Grossman TV Talent; Mike Jelline TV Talent; Heather Nunn TV Talent; Dar Rollins TV Talent; Matt Solo Head, TV Literary; Kevin Crotty TV Literary; Carel Cutler TV Literary; Robert Lazar TV Literary; Alan Rautbort TV Literary; Michael Rizzo TV Literary; Barbara Smith TV Literary; Cindy Mintz TV Longform; Steve Glick Sr. VP, TV Packaging; Michael Schaffer TV Packaging; Michael Kagan TV, Alternative Programming; Kimberly Oelman TV, Alternative Programming; Steve Wohl Sr. VP/Head, Off-Network Programming & Network Specials, TV Syndication; Steve Levine Executive VP/Head, Comedy & West Coast Music/Concerts; Marty Beck Concerts; Chyna Chuan Concerts; Natalka Dudynsky Concerts; Rick Farrell Concerts; Scott Mantell Concerts; Scott Pang Concerts; William Rodriguez Concerts; Michelle Scarbrough Concerts; Chris Smith VP, Concerts; Jeff Danis Sr. VP/Head, Voice-Over; Kama Nist Voice-Over; Dean Panaro Voice-Over; Natanya Rose Voice-Over; Mike Shallbetter Voice-Over; Jeremy Tefft Voice-Over; Karen Sellars Head, Celebrity/Endorsement; Jason Pinyan Celebrity/Endorsement; Pam Brockie Sr. VP/Head, Motion Picture Business Affairs; Michael Tenzer Sr. VP/Head, Business Affairs, TV; Janet Kaye VP, Business Affairs, TV; Michael Kernan VP, Business Affairs, TV; Anne Pedersen VP, Business Affairs, TV; Michael Runnels VP, Business Affairs, Motion Picture Production; Sara Stimac VP, Legal Affairs; George Ruiz Business Affairs, Motion Pictures; Jacqui Schock Business Affairs, Motion Pictures; Robin Weitz Corporate Secretary; Alison Keeny Paralegal, Business & Legal Affairs" Website http://www.icmtalent.com/
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The Gersh Agency - contact and email
The Gersh Agency (Los Angeles) Bob Gersh Co-President/Talent Phone 310-274-6611; Fax 310-274-3923 232 N. Canon Dr. Beverly Hills CA 90210 "David Gersh Co-President/Literary;Leslie Siebert Sr. Managing Partner/Co-Head, Talent;Richard Arlook Partner/Co-Head, Literary;Lorrie Bartlett Partner/VP, Talent;David DeCamillo Partner/Co-Head, Talent;Rick Greenstein Partner/VP, Comedy/Personal Appearance;Chuck James Partner/VP, Talent;Ken Kaplan Partner/VP, Talent;Gary Loder Partner/Sr. VP, Head, TV Literary;Rob Golenberg Head, TV Packaging;Stephen M. Kravit Executive VP, Business Affairs;Matthew Blake VP, Comedy/Personal Appearance;Barbara Halperin VP, Below-the-Line;Abram Nalibotsky VP, Talent & Literary;Amy Schiffman VP, Books & Literary Properties ;Ethan Antonucci Literary ;John Bauman TV Literary ;Todd Christopher TV Literary ;Jennifer Craig Talent;Douglas Edley Comedy/Personal Appearance;Lynn Fimberg TV Literary;Chris Fioto Talent;Carlos Gonzalez Talent;Lee Keele Literary;David Kopple Literary;Barry Kotler TV Literary;Sandra Lucchesi Literary;Brett Norensberg Talent;Greg Pedicin Literary;Sandy Pepe Reality TV ;Melanie Ramsayer Below-the-Line/Literary;Amy Retzinger TV Literary;Paul Rosicker Talent;Sara Sheragy Comedy/Personal Appearance;Bernie Spektor Comedy;Nate Steadman Talent;Frank Wuliger Literary;Alex Yarosh Talent;Warren Zavala Talent;Jonathan Zimelis TV Literary;Steve Feldman Sr. VP, Gersh Sports;Toi Cook Sr. VP, Business Development, Gersh Sports;Josh Lucas Gersh Sports;"
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CAA conatct and email - Find an Agent
Creative Artists Agency - CAA Richard Lovett President Phone 310-288-4545; Fax 310-288-4800 9830 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills CA 90212 "Lee Gabler Co-Chairman;Rick Nicita Co-Chairman;Kevin Huvane Motion Picture Talent, Managing Director;Rob Light Head of Music Department, Managing Director;Bryan Lourd Motion Picture Talent, Managing Director;David O'Connor Motion Picture Literary, Managing Director;Wendy Smith Head of Communications;Sophie Duong Communications;Lisa Holloway Communications;Alison Lehrer Communications;Michael Mand Communications;Lawrence Rubin Communications;Peter Jacobs Speakers;Amie Yavor Speakers;Michelle Kydd Lee Foundation;Ryan Tarpley Foundation;Judee Ann Williams Foundation;Steve Alexander Motion Picture Talent;Chris Andrews Motion Picture Talent;Martin Baum Motion Picture Talent;Tracy Brennan Motion Picture Talent;David Bugliari Motion Picture Talent;Jimmy Darmody Motion Picture Talent;Matthew DelPiano Motion Picture Talent;Jason Heyman Motion Picture Talent;Kimberly Hodgert Motion Picture Talent;Brandt Joel Motion Picture Talent;Ara Keshishian Motion Picture Talent;Rick Kurtzman Motion Picture Talent;Brian Lee Motion Picture Talent;Eunice Lee Motion Picture Talent;Peter Levine Motion Picture Talent;Josh Lieberman Motion Picture Talent ;Tony Lipp Motion Picture Talent;Joel Lubin Motion Picture Talent;Andrea Nelson-Meigs Motion Picture Talent;Michael Nilon Motion Picture Talent;Emanuel Nu–ez Motion Picture Talent;Jeremy Plager Motion Picture Talent;Hylda Queally Motion Picture Talent;Jennifer Rawlings Motion Picture Talent;Fred Specktor Motion Picture Talent;Jeffery Speich Motion Picture Talent;Nick Styne Motion Picture Talent;Mick Sullivan Motion Picture Talent;Kelly Tiffan Motion Picture Talent ;Jim Toth Motion Picture Talent;Geoff Yim Motion Picture Talent;Megan Crawford Motion Picture, Marketing;Marissa Garcia Motion Picture, Marketing ;Roger Batchelder Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Steven Brookman Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Jenna Gambaro Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Matthew Leaf Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Charles Melniker Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Glen Meredith Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Joanna Mulas Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Eileen Rapke Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Keith Sears Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Sheldon Sroloff Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Marc Von Arx Motion Picture, Business Affairs;Dan Aloni Motion Picture Literary;Rowena Arguelles Motion Picture Literary;Jay Baker Motion Picture Literary;Spencer Baumgarten Motion Picture Literary;John Campisi Motion Picture Literary;Jill Cutler Motion Picture Literary;Maha Dakhil Motion Picture Literary;J.P. Evans Motion Picture Literary;Todd Feldman Motion Picture Literary;Craig Gering Motion Picture Literary;Risa Gertner Motion Picture Literary;Micah Green Motion Picture Literary;Scott Greenberg Motion Picture Literary;Billy Hawkins Motion Picture Literary;Rick Hess Motion Picture Literary;Jared Hoffman Motion Picture Literary;Rand Holston Motion Picture Literary;Kevin Iwashina Motion Picture Literary;Adam Kanter Motion Picture Literary;Brian Kend Motion Picture Literary;Michael Kives Motion Picture Literary;Christopher Lawson Motion Picture Literary;Jon Levin Motion Picture Literary;Byrdie Lifson-Pompan Motion Picture Literary;Gregory McKnight Motion Picture Literary;Victoria Metzger Motion Picture Literary;Michael Peretzian Motion Picture Literary;Carin Sage Motion Picture Literary;Brian Siberell Motion Picture Literary;Martin Spencer Motion Picture Literary;Ken Stovitz Motion Picture Literary;David Styne Motion Picture Literary;Roeg Sutherland Motion Picture Literary;Elizabeth Swofford Motion Picture Literary;Robert Bookman Motion Picture Literary, BooksRichard Green Motion Picture Literary, Books;Shari Smiley Motion Picture Literary, Books;Matthew Snyder Motion Picture Literary, Books;Sally Willcox Motion Picture Literary, Books;Seamus Blackley Games;Ophir Lupu Games;Matt Altman TV;Janine Argiriou TV;Omid Ashtari TV;Roy Ashton TV;Alan Berger TV ;Adam Berkowitz TV;Glenn Bickel TV;Pierre Brogan TV;Michael Camacho TV;Greg Cavic TV;Joseph Cohen TV;Kevin Cooper TV ;Andy Elkin TV;Tony Etz TV;Bryan Geers TV ;Christopher Gough TV;Sean Grumman TV;Chris Harbert TV;Alix Hartley TV ;Jeffrey Jacobs TV;Nancy Jones TV;Michael Katcher TV;Rob Kenneally TV;Grant Kessman TV;Joe LaBracio TV;Steven Lafferty TV ;Rick Lefitz TV;Martin Lesak TV;Brett Loncar TV;Peter Micelli TV;Andrew Miller TV ;Ted Miller TV ;Tracey Murray TV;Brian Pike TV;Michael Rosenfeld TV;Sonya Rosenfeld TV;Andrea Ross TV;Chris Simonian TV;Steve Smooke TV;Andy Stabile TV;Steve Tellez TV;Jaclyn Travers TV;Bruce Vinokour TV;Tiffany Ward TV;Kathy White TV;Tom Young TV;Nick Nuciforo Music, Comedy Touring;Steven Lashever Endorsement, Sponsorship, Commercials;Jim Nicolay Endorsement, Sponsorship, Commercials;;Lori Cloud Marketing;Nathan Coyle Marketing;Adam Devejian Marketing;Lori Golay Marketing;Jae Goodman Marketing ;Tera Hanks Marketing;Christy Haubegger Marketing;Eric Hunter Marketing;Ashley Jacobs Marketing;John Kaplan Marketing;Christopher King Marketing;Gabe Kleinman MarketingDavid Kung Marketing;Aubree Lynch Marketing;Seth Matlins Marketing;Hilary Meserole Marketing;David Messinger Marketing;Robin Moraetes Marketing;Haeran Park Marketing;Roy Peters Marketing;Scott Pruitt Marketing;Crystal Rocabado Marketing;Mark Sacks Marketing;Mark Shambura Marketing;Chuck Shorter Marketing;Jennifer Stanley Marketing;Maggie Dumais Lifestyle;Tristan Coopersmith Marketing, The Intelligence Group"
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Capel and Land Contact and email - UK agent
Capel & Land, Ltd.
29 Wardour Street
London W1D6PS
http://www.capelland.com
Television and Radio
Anita Land, Director
anita@algrade.demon.co.uk
Yvonne Anderson (!)
yvonne@capelland.co.uk
Literary
Georgina Capel, Director (!)
georgina@capelland.co.uk
Abi Fellows (!)
abi@capelland.co.uk
Philippa Brewster (!)
emma@capelland.co.uk
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29 Wardour Street
London W1D6PS
http://www.capelland.com
Television and Radio
Anita Land, Director
anita@algrade.demon.co.uk
Yvonne Anderson (!)
yvonne@capelland.co.uk
Literary
Georgina Capel, Director (!)
georgina@capelland.co.uk
Abi Fellows (!)
abi@capelland.co.uk
Philippa Brewster (!)
emma@capelland.co.uk
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Sheil Land Associates contact and email UK
Sheil Land Associates, Ltd.
Literary, Thearer & Film Agents
43 Doughty Street
London WC1N 2LF
Sonia Land
sland@sheilland.co.uk
Sam Boyce
sboyce@sheilland.co.uk
Vivien Green
vgreen@sheilland.co.uk
Benjamin Mason
bmason@sheilland.co.uk
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Literary, Thearer & Film Agents
43 Doughty Street
London WC1N 2LF
Sonia Land
sland@sheilland.co.uk
Sam Boyce
sboyce@sheilland.co.uk
Vivien Green
vgreen@sheilland.co.uk
Benjamin Mason
bmason@sheilland.co.uk
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William Morris Agency contact and email - WMA UK
William Morris Agency UK Ltd.
52/53 Poland Street
London W1F 7LX
Caroline Michel, Director
cmichel@wma.com
Eugenie Furniss
eif@wma.com
Lucinda Prain
lprain@wma.com
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52/53 Poland Street
London W1F 7LX
Caroline Michel, Director
cmichel@wma.com
Eugenie Furniss
eif@wma.com
Lucinda Prain
lprain@wma.com
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ICM contact and email - icmlondon.co.uk
UK
Talent Media Group
Oxford House
76 Oxford Street
London W1D 1BS
Duncan Heath
duncanheath@icmlondon.co.uk
Susan Rodgers, Director
susan_rodgers@icmlondon.co.uk
Lyndsey Posner, Director
lyndseyposner@icmlondon.co.uk
Sally Long-Innes, Director
sally_long-innes@icmlondon.co.uk
Paul Lyon-Maris, Director
paul_lyon-maris@icmlondon.co.uk
Jessica Sykes
jessicasykes@icmlondon.co.uk
Catherine King
catherine_king@icmlondon.co.uk
Greg Hunt
greghunt@icmlondon.co.uk
Hugo Young
hugoyoung@icmlondon.co.uk
Michael McCoy
michaelmccoy@icmlondon.co.uk
Gemma Cox
gemmacox@icmlondon.co.uk
Marya Goga
maryagoga@icmlondon.co.uk
Josh Varney
joshvarney@icmlondon.co.uk
John Howlett
johnhowlett@icmlondon.co.uk
Jack Thomas
jackthomas@icmlondon.co.uk
Clare Lilley
clarelilley@icmlondon.co.uk
Camilla Fraser
camillafraser@icmlondon.co.uk
Sue Greenleaves
suegreenleaves@icmlondon.co.uk
Kate Ledger
kateledger@icmlondon.co.uk
Vanessa Jones
vanessajones@icmlondon.co.uk
Chris Smith
chrissmith@icmlondon.co.uk
Rachael Taylor
rachaeltaylor@icmlondon.co.uk
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Talent Media Group
Oxford House
76 Oxford Street
London W1D 1BS
Duncan Heath
duncanheath@icmlondon.co.uk
Susan Rodgers, Director
susan_rodgers@icmlondon.co.uk
Lyndsey Posner, Director
lyndseyposner@icmlondon.co.uk
Sally Long-Innes, Director
sally_long-innes@icmlondon.co.uk
Paul Lyon-Maris, Director
paul_lyon-maris@icmlondon.co.uk
Jessica Sykes
jessicasykes@icmlondon.co.uk
Catherine King
catherine_king@icmlondon.co.uk
Greg Hunt
greghunt@icmlondon.co.uk
Hugo Young
hugoyoung@icmlondon.co.uk
Michael McCoy
michaelmccoy@icmlondon.co.uk
Gemma Cox
gemmacox@icmlondon.co.uk
Marya Goga
maryagoga@icmlondon.co.uk
Josh Varney
joshvarney@icmlondon.co.uk
John Howlett
johnhowlett@icmlondon.co.uk
Jack Thomas
jackthomas@icmlondon.co.uk
Clare Lilley
clarelilley@icmlondon.co.uk
Camilla Fraser
camillafraser@icmlondon.co.uk
Sue Greenleaves
suegreenleaves@icmlondon.co.uk
Kate Ledger
kateledger@icmlondon.co.uk
Vanessa Jones
vanessajones@icmlondon.co.uk
Chris Smith
chrissmith@icmlondon.co.uk
Rachael Taylor
rachaeltaylor@icmlondon.co.uk
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Actors Help for Building Your Team
Building your team.
One of the most important pieces to becoming famous is building a team of people that have your best interest in mind. Rob Tencer says: "Your team should consist of the following: Your parent's support, manager, agent, entertainment lawyer, and an acting coach (or acting classes)." Because publicists don't work on percentages, they will be costly if you are not a working actor, making money. So, unless you're wealthy, and your goal is to become an actress and not a socialite, then celebrity and socialite publicist Rob Tencer says: "wait until you're working and making money, before getting a publicist." Your team should consist of the following: Your parent's support, manager, agent, entertainment lawyer, and an acting coach (or acting classes). Do not think you are going to get Angelina Jolie's or Keira Knightley or any other hot A-lister's agent or manager when you're just starting. If your team is getting you where you want to be, then stick with them. As you get more work, or a bigger agent or manager discovers your work and wants to sign you, Rob Tencer recommends having some loyalty. He reminds you that you have worked with your team successfully, and you can trust them. How can you trust a person so quickly, whom represents so many others competing with you for the same jobs? It's your decision, and that's why Rob Tencer makes the following list of agents available for you. I think there might be a couple modeling agencies as well. If you see any outdated information, please send us an email.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
One of the most important pieces to becoming famous is building a team of people that have your best interest in mind. Rob Tencer says: "Your team should consist of the following: Your parent's support, manager, agent, entertainment lawyer, and an acting coach (or acting classes)." Because publicists don't work on percentages, they will be costly if you are not a working actor, making money. So, unless you're wealthy, and your goal is to become an actress and not a socialite, then celebrity and socialite publicist Rob Tencer says: "wait until you're working and making money, before getting a publicist." Your team should consist of the following: Your parent's support, manager, agent, entertainment lawyer, and an acting coach (or acting classes). Do not think you are going to get Angelina Jolie's or Keira Knightley or any other hot A-lister's agent or manager when you're just starting. If your team is getting you where you want to be, then stick with them. As you get more work, or a bigger agent or manager discovers your work and wants to sign you, Rob Tencer recommends having some loyalty. He reminds you that you have worked with your team successfully, and you can trust them. How can you trust a person so quickly, whom represents so many others competing with you for the same jobs? It's your decision, and that's why Rob Tencer makes the following list of agents available for you. I think there might be a couple modeling agencies as well. If you see any outdated information, please send us an email.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Top 10 College movies of all time - whats missing?
In an attempt to get a younger audience to my helpful blog of How-to's and Who to contact to become famous, I found the following list of Top 10 college movies of all time, and to my suprize, it does not include "my favorite college movie of all time". My favorite college movie is "The Real Genius". The list below seems to have been created in 2004, so maybe the best is yet to come.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Top 10 College Movies of All Time
By Kate Tobin, New York University
Entertainment: Popular Articles
Natalie Gulbis: Sports Prodigy
ESPN Broadcaster Suzy Kolber: A League Of Her Own
Top 10 College Movies of All Time
Hilary Duff: The Right Stuff
Nick Cannon: Rising Star
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Hollywood filmmakers have been telling us for years that college isn't just about getting an education. YOUNG MONEY took note and compiled a list of some of the best college-themed movies ever made.
1) Old School: "All the fun of college. None of the education." A trio of thirty-something guys who start an off-campus frat house in order to hang out with the college crowd should make for a creepy movie. Instead, three comedic actors, each with their own way of playing a scene, make this movie great. That plus Frank the Tank's streaking across the quad, angry "earmuff" tirades and KY wrestling.
Director: Todd Phillips
Stars: Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn
2) Animal House: Set in 1962, this screwball comedy is raunchy, highly inappropriate, and it's all Bluto Blutarsky's (John Belushi) fault. The madcap adventures of the Delta House fraternity, a motley crew on "double-secret probation," are sparked by their eligibility for the draft, threats from the dean, and constant derision from the snootier fraternities.
Director: John Landis
Stars: John Belushi, Tim Matheson, John Vernon, Kevin Bacon
3) Good Will Hunting: Twenty-year-old Will is a janitor (at MIT) from working-class South Boston. He spends most of his time with fellow blue-collar friends at the neighborhood bar, occasionally spouting obscure historical references, thanks to a photographic memory. It's the movie that launched Matt & Ben mania, and let's face it, Boston accents aside, it's pretty darn good.
Director: Gus Van Sant
Stars: Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Ben Affleck, Minnie Driver
4) Scent of a Woman: This award-winning "dramedy," centers on the coming-of-age story of Charlie, a prep-school student (hey, it's almost college) who spends a hedonistic weekend in New York with a blind, bitter, former Army officer. There are a million reasons to see this film, including the best movie name ever for a troubled hero: Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade.
Director: Martin Brest
Stars: Al Pacino, Chris O'Donnell, Gabrielle Anwar, Philip Seymour Hoffman
5) Rules of Attraction: During a semester at the ultra-expensive Camden College, a sexual triangle develops between Sean Bateman (yes, Patrick's brother) the all-American hottie who deals drugs on the side, Paul Owen, who's bisexual, and Paul's ex-girlfriend, Lauren. Everyone's pining for, lusting after, and trying to lure the other players into bed. The film features sex, drugs, and a mediocre soundtrack reminding us, "There Are No Rules."
Director: Roger Avary
Stars: James Van Der Beek, Ian Somerhalder, Shannyn Sossamon, Eric Stoltz
6) PCU: In the mid-90s, an anti-political correctness comedy was long overdue. Enter this parody about a campus too "PC" for its own good. Every "group" is represented in the worst possible light, down to feminists in Eddie Vedder flannel. In the end, George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic step in to set spirits free, with help from the two Dave's. "Flunk ‘em if they can't take a joke."
Director: Hart Bochner
Stars: Jon Favreau, Jeremy Piven, Chris Young, Megan Ward
7) Higher Learning: Malik (high school track star), Kristin (middle-class Orange County girl), and Remy (quiet kid from Idaho) embark on their freshman semester at fictitious Columbus University. They encounter the normal adolescent problems, as well as serious prejudice, intolerance, racism and sexism among the student body. While this isn't a portrait of the average college experience, the story is well crafted, and the climax starkly realized.
Director: John Singleton
Stars: Omar Epps, Kristy Swanson, Michael Rapaport
8) Revenge of the Nerds: The movie promo boasts "It's Time for the Odd to Get Even." The guys from Delta Fraternity were dirty, but the Nerds (in much the same predicament as Belushi's gang), are neatniks. And where one revenge plot was roughly enacted, this group utilizes high-tech warfare against the jocks of the Alpha Beta Fraternity. Key scene: the only-in-the-80's synthesized, hair-gelled, rock-out. A story that appeals to the dork in all of us.
Director: Jeff Kanew
Stars: Robert Carradine, Anthony Edwards, Ted McGinley, Timothy Busfield
9) With Honors: Who says Harvard students don't have a heart? In this oft-funny tearjerker, some befriend a homeless man, and discover that they aren't teaching him half as much as they're learning. Makes the point that book-smarts aren't much without a real world application, explaining the difference between a degree and an education.
Director: Alek Keshishian
Stars: Joe Pesci, Brendan Fraser, Moira Kelly, Patrick Dempsey
10) Back To School: A fun loving millionaire enrolls in college in order to convince his disillusioned son not to drop out. Wild parties, extreme pool diving sequences and general insanity ensues as a result. Funny film shows us that the chance to attend college is not to be taken for granted. The late Sam Kinison also turns up in a hilarious scene as a Vietnam veteran turned angry professor.
Director: Alan Metter
Stars: Rodney Dangerfield, Sally Kellerman, Keith Gordon, Robert Downey Jr.
© 2004, InCharge® Education Foundation, Inc. All rights reserved.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Top 10 College Movies of All Time
By Kate Tobin, New York University
Entertainment: Popular Articles
Natalie Gulbis: Sports Prodigy
ESPN Broadcaster Suzy Kolber: A League Of Her Own
Top 10 College Movies of All Time
Hilary Duff: The Right Stuff
Nick Cannon: Rising Star
Subscribe
Order YOUNG MONEY Magazine NOW and receive two FREE Bonus Issues!
YOUNG MONEY Live!
We may be visiting your campus! Check out our event schedule and photo albums of past events.
schedule and photos
Hollywood filmmakers have been telling us for years that college isn't just about getting an education. YOUNG MONEY took note and compiled a list of some of the best college-themed movies ever made.
1) Old School: "All the fun of college. None of the education." A trio of thirty-something guys who start an off-campus frat house in order to hang out with the college crowd should make for a creepy movie. Instead, three comedic actors, each with their own way of playing a scene, make this movie great. That plus Frank the Tank's streaking across the quad, angry "earmuff" tirades and KY wrestling.
Director: Todd Phillips
Stars: Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn
2) Animal House: Set in 1962, this screwball comedy is raunchy, highly inappropriate, and it's all Bluto Blutarsky's (John Belushi) fault. The madcap adventures of the Delta House fraternity, a motley crew on "double-secret probation," are sparked by their eligibility for the draft, threats from the dean, and constant derision from the snootier fraternities.
Director: John Landis
Stars: John Belushi, Tim Matheson, John Vernon, Kevin Bacon
3) Good Will Hunting: Twenty-year-old Will is a janitor (at MIT) from working-class South Boston. He spends most of his time with fellow blue-collar friends at the neighborhood bar, occasionally spouting obscure historical references, thanks to a photographic memory. It's the movie that launched Matt & Ben mania, and let's face it, Boston accents aside, it's pretty darn good.
Director: Gus Van Sant
Stars: Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Ben Affleck, Minnie Driver
4) Scent of a Woman: This award-winning "dramedy," centers on the coming-of-age story of Charlie, a prep-school student (hey, it's almost college) who spends a hedonistic weekend in New York with a blind, bitter, former Army officer. There are a million reasons to see this film, including the best movie name ever for a troubled hero: Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade.
Director: Martin Brest
Stars: Al Pacino, Chris O'Donnell, Gabrielle Anwar, Philip Seymour Hoffman
5) Rules of Attraction: During a semester at the ultra-expensive Camden College, a sexual triangle develops between Sean Bateman (yes, Patrick's brother) the all-American hottie who deals drugs on the side, Paul Owen, who's bisexual, and Paul's ex-girlfriend, Lauren. Everyone's pining for, lusting after, and trying to lure the other players into bed. The film features sex, drugs, and a mediocre soundtrack reminding us, "There Are No Rules."
Director: Roger Avary
Stars: James Van Der Beek, Ian Somerhalder, Shannyn Sossamon, Eric Stoltz
6) PCU: In the mid-90s, an anti-political correctness comedy was long overdue. Enter this parody about a campus too "PC" for its own good. Every "group" is represented in the worst possible light, down to feminists in Eddie Vedder flannel. In the end, George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic step in to set spirits free, with help from the two Dave's. "Flunk ‘em if they can't take a joke."
Director: Hart Bochner
Stars: Jon Favreau, Jeremy Piven, Chris Young, Megan Ward
7) Higher Learning: Malik (high school track star), Kristin (middle-class Orange County girl), and Remy (quiet kid from Idaho) embark on their freshman semester at fictitious Columbus University. They encounter the normal adolescent problems, as well as serious prejudice, intolerance, racism and sexism among the student body. While this isn't a portrait of the average college experience, the story is well crafted, and the climax starkly realized.
Director: John Singleton
Stars: Omar Epps, Kristy Swanson, Michael Rapaport
8) Revenge of the Nerds: The movie promo boasts "It's Time for the Odd to Get Even." The guys from Delta Fraternity were dirty, but the Nerds (in much the same predicament as Belushi's gang), are neatniks. And where one revenge plot was roughly enacted, this group utilizes high-tech warfare against the jocks of the Alpha Beta Fraternity. Key scene: the only-in-the-80's synthesized, hair-gelled, rock-out. A story that appeals to the dork in all of us.
Director: Jeff Kanew
Stars: Robert Carradine, Anthony Edwards, Ted McGinley, Timothy Busfield
9) With Honors: Who says Harvard students don't have a heart? In this oft-funny tearjerker, some befriend a homeless man, and discover that they aren't teaching him half as much as they're learning. Makes the point that book-smarts aren't much without a real world application, explaining the difference between a degree and an education.
Director: Alek Keshishian
Stars: Joe Pesci, Brendan Fraser, Moira Kelly, Patrick Dempsey
10) Back To School: A fun loving millionaire enrolls in college in order to convince his disillusioned son not to drop out. Wild parties, extreme pool diving sequences and general insanity ensues as a result. Funny film shows us that the chance to attend college is not to be taken for granted. The late Sam Kinison also turns up in a hilarious scene as a Vietnam veteran turned angry professor.
Director: Alan Metter
Stars: Rodney Dangerfield, Sally Kellerman, Keith Gordon, Robert Downey Jr.
© 2004, InCharge® Education Foundation, Inc. All rights reserved.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Protecting your online reputation on FACEBOOK and MYSPACE
In the following article by Lauren Cooper, She alerts teens and other's who don't think of the consequences when making and posting to your Facebook and Myspace pages. This can hurt you later when you try to get a job and even worse if you decide on a career in politics. A very important read, that has lasting affects.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Protecting Your Online Reputation on Facebook and Myspace.
By Lauren Cooper, Indiana University Resource Center
In the spirit of a drunken friendship, a poster shows a college student helping his friend do a beer bong. It's tacked to bulletin boards in the Indiana University Kelley School of Business among the summer sublease fliers and internship program ads, yet warrants attention more than any other. On the bottom in bold black letters, the poster asks a pointed question:
What does your Facebook say about you?
With many more recruiters screening potential candidates through Internet searches, career counselors are advising students to edit their online personas. Eighty-three percent of executive recruiters revealed they use search engines when making hiring decisions, according to a 2007 survey conducted by ExecuNet. Forty-three percent reported eliminating a candidate based on what they've found.
The same goes for social networking sites like Myspace.
"For the past few months, we have seen an exponential increase in the number of employers who are gaining access to social networking sites, such as Facebook and MySpace, to see what they can learn about candidates there, as well," Patricia Rose, the director of Career Services at the University of Pennsylvania, cautions students through a MP3 on her office's Web site.
Any graduate of a university can use an alumni e-mail account to gain access to that school's network. Recruiters also hire current students to do the snooping for them.
"I have spoken to employers who are doing exactly that," Rose said.
By getting into interview mode, doing searches of your own, putting positive information on the Web and knowing what employers don't want to see, you're boosting your odds of landing a job. Avoid getting "poked" and find out what recruiters really want to see when they click on your profile.
GET INTO INTERVIEW MODE
When job searching, it's important that your online persona reflects the professional you want employers to know.
"Be selective for [Facebook] categories like interests, about me and work experience," Fitch said. "Certain pictures or wall posts - all of that can be information you don't really want an employer to know."
That doesn't just apply to Facebook; make sure all aspects of your online persona portray you as a professional.
"Cleaning up your profile is like what we told students before the Internet: change your voicemail message if you're expecting a call from a potential employer," said Tom Fitch, the director of Career Services at the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia. "You just have to be in that mindset during the interview process."
THE GREAT UNKNOWN
Putting prospective job candidates' names into a search engine is commonplace.
"Beat them to the punch by Googling yourself," Rose said.
If you find incriminating information, look into having it taken down from the site.
"At the very least though, you should be aware of what the Internet reveals of your past and be ready to address it should it come up," Rose said.
BE PROACTIVE
Now that you know recruiters surf cyberspace to learn more about you, take control of your online reputation. Buy a domain name that most closely matches your full name, said Robyn Greenspan, a senior editor at ExecuNet. A personal Web site that will come up easily in a search is a great place to list community service, awards for leadership or writing and other things you're proud of that might not go on a resume. Greenspan followed her own advice and purchased one for her 18-year-old nephew last week.
"When a recruiter Googles [your name], they see that you've demonstrated initiative and that you're proactive about managing your online reputation," Greenspan said. "If 43 percent of applicants are being eliminated for negative information, imagine when they Google you and find positive information. That will increase your chances exponentially."
In fact, 70 percent of recruiters said finding positive information on the Web would increase an applicant's chances of getting the job, according to the ExecuNet survey.
TIME TO SHINE
So rather than setting your privacy controls to the hilt , erasing every mention of your name on the Web and untagging every photo, make the search results work in your favor.
Your profile can even be like a resume, Fitch said.
LaToya Evans, a junior studying journalism at the University of North Carolina, keeps her Facebook profile open to everyone in her network and lists past internships with magazines such as "Glamour" and "Vogue."
She also posts personal information, like involvement with her sorority, that she loves the book, "The Devil Wears Prada" and even a confession of obsession with stiletto heels.
"It's nice to keep things on your profile that make people understand you're not a workaholic," she said.
Employers are looking for well-rounded applicants. Social networking sites are also good places to list clubs and activities you're involved in and link to work you've done.
Andrea Zimmerman, a junior at Drake University, included a link on her Facebook account to her college's online magazine, which she edits.
"The Web is an opportunity to showcase what might make you the better fit within a company's culture," said Mark Brostoff, an associate director of the Undergraduate Career Services office at the IU Kelley School of Business.
Posting photos of your community service, work with a dance marathon or Greek life activities show involvement and enterprise, Brostoff said. Social sites can also show your networking capabilities.
KEEP IT TO YOURSELF
Yet, there are some things that are better left unsaid. When it comes to sharing religious and political views, Brostoff advises keeping it to a minimum.
"You wouldn't talk religion or politics at an interview or cocktail party," he said.
If you like to blog, especially on controversial topics, or just to blow off steam, don't use your full name, Greenspan said. It's best to use only your first name or a nickname.
"Create distance between your personal persona that may not be completely professional and your professional persona," Greenspan said. "Don't connect anything to your name that you don't want to end up on the cover of a newspaper."
Sites like archive.org already log information as far back as 15 years ago, she said. Your online persona will come back to haunt you, Rose warns.
The Kelley School of Business, which made Business Week's top 20 undergraduate business programs, warns its students that everything on the Web is public.
"Anyone could easily cut and paste a photo or your profile and e-mail it," Brostoff said. "It's never private or confidential."
But remember that if you want to post information that you're proud of yet think it's something an employer might not like, you may need to consider if that's the company for you, Fitch said.
"If you have listed on your MySpace that you're a liberal Democrat and involved in certain organizations, a company like Halliburton might decide that person isn't a good fit," Greenspan said. You might decide the same thing.
Know that recruiters are looking for sincere candidates.
"Recruiters have reported finding everything from misstated facts on a resume to criminal records to hobbies such as, ‘I like to drink,'" Greenspan said. "Due to increasing scrutiny on companies, they're looking for honesty and integrity."
Students, like Zimmerman, are skeptical about being checked on, but said, "I guess it's better to be safe than sorry."
For more advice on clearing your cyber reputation, you can listen to Rose's full MP3 at www.vpul.upenn.edu/careerservices.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Protecting Your Online Reputation on Facebook and Myspace.
By Lauren Cooper, Indiana University Resource Center
In the spirit of a drunken friendship, a poster shows a college student helping his friend do a beer bong. It's tacked to bulletin boards in the Indiana University Kelley School of Business among the summer sublease fliers and internship program ads, yet warrants attention more than any other. On the bottom in bold black letters, the poster asks a pointed question:
What does your Facebook say about you?
With many more recruiters screening potential candidates through Internet searches, career counselors are advising students to edit their online personas. Eighty-three percent of executive recruiters revealed they use search engines when making hiring decisions, according to a 2007 survey conducted by ExecuNet. Forty-three percent reported eliminating a candidate based on what they've found.
The same goes for social networking sites like Myspace.
"For the past few months, we have seen an exponential increase in the number of employers who are gaining access to social networking sites, such as Facebook and MySpace, to see what they can learn about candidates there, as well," Patricia Rose, the director of Career Services at the University of Pennsylvania, cautions students through a MP3 on her office's Web site.
Any graduate of a university can use an alumni e-mail account to gain access to that school's network. Recruiters also hire current students to do the snooping for them.
"I have spoken to employers who are doing exactly that," Rose said.
By getting into interview mode, doing searches of your own, putting positive information on the Web and knowing what employers don't want to see, you're boosting your odds of landing a job. Avoid getting "poked" and find out what recruiters really want to see when they click on your profile.
GET INTO INTERVIEW MODE
When job searching, it's important that your online persona reflects the professional you want employers to know.
"Be selective for [Facebook] categories like interests, about me and work experience," Fitch said. "Certain pictures or wall posts - all of that can be information you don't really want an employer to know."
That doesn't just apply to Facebook; make sure all aspects of your online persona portray you as a professional.
"Cleaning up your profile is like what we told students before the Internet: change your voicemail message if you're expecting a call from a potential employer," said Tom Fitch, the director of Career Services at the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia. "You just have to be in that mindset during the interview process."
THE GREAT UNKNOWN
Putting prospective job candidates' names into a search engine is commonplace.
"Beat them to the punch by Googling yourself," Rose said.
If you find incriminating information, look into having it taken down from the site.
"At the very least though, you should be aware of what the Internet reveals of your past and be ready to address it should it come up," Rose said.
BE PROACTIVE
Now that you know recruiters surf cyberspace to learn more about you, take control of your online reputation. Buy a domain name that most closely matches your full name, said Robyn Greenspan, a senior editor at ExecuNet. A personal Web site that will come up easily in a search is a great place to list community service, awards for leadership or writing and other things you're proud of that might not go on a resume. Greenspan followed her own advice and purchased one for her 18-year-old nephew last week.
"When a recruiter Googles [your name], they see that you've demonstrated initiative and that you're proactive about managing your online reputation," Greenspan said. "If 43 percent of applicants are being eliminated for negative information, imagine when they Google you and find positive information. That will increase your chances exponentially."
In fact, 70 percent of recruiters said finding positive information on the Web would increase an applicant's chances of getting the job, according to the ExecuNet survey.
TIME TO SHINE
So rather than setting your privacy controls to the hilt , erasing every mention of your name on the Web and untagging every photo, make the search results work in your favor.
Your profile can even be like a resume, Fitch said.
LaToya Evans, a junior studying journalism at the University of North Carolina, keeps her Facebook profile open to everyone in her network and lists past internships with magazines such as "Glamour" and "Vogue."
She also posts personal information, like involvement with her sorority, that she loves the book, "The Devil Wears Prada" and even a confession of obsession with stiletto heels.
"It's nice to keep things on your profile that make people understand you're not a workaholic," she said.
Employers are looking for well-rounded applicants. Social networking sites are also good places to list clubs and activities you're involved in and link to work you've done.
Andrea Zimmerman, a junior at Drake University, included a link on her Facebook account to her college's online magazine, which she edits.
"The Web is an opportunity to showcase what might make you the better fit within a company's culture," said Mark Brostoff, an associate director of the Undergraduate Career Services office at the IU Kelley School of Business.
Posting photos of your community service, work with a dance marathon or Greek life activities show involvement and enterprise, Brostoff said. Social sites can also show your networking capabilities.
KEEP IT TO YOURSELF
Yet, there are some things that are better left unsaid. When it comes to sharing religious and political views, Brostoff advises keeping it to a minimum.
"You wouldn't talk religion or politics at an interview or cocktail party," he said.
If you like to blog, especially on controversial topics, or just to blow off steam, don't use your full name, Greenspan said. It's best to use only your first name or a nickname.
"Create distance between your personal persona that may not be completely professional and your professional persona," Greenspan said. "Don't connect anything to your name that you don't want to end up on the cover of a newspaper."
Sites like archive.org already log information as far back as 15 years ago, she said. Your online persona will come back to haunt you, Rose warns.
The Kelley School of Business, which made Business Week's top 20 undergraduate business programs, warns its students that everything on the Web is public.
"Anyone could easily cut and paste a photo or your profile and e-mail it," Brostoff said. "It's never private or confidential."
But remember that if you want to post information that you're proud of yet think it's something an employer might not like, you may need to consider if that's the company for you, Fitch said.
"If you have listed on your MySpace that you're a liberal Democrat and involved in certain organizations, a company like Halliburton might decide that person isn't a good fit," Greenspan said. You might decide the same thing.
Know that recruiters are looking for sincere candidates.
"Recruiters have reported finding everything from misstated facts on a resume to criminal records to hobbies such as, ‘I like to drink,'" Greenspan said. "Due to increasing scrutiny on companies, they're looking for honesty and integrity."
Students, like Zimmerman, are skeptical about being checked on, but said, "I guess it's better to be safe than sorry."
For more advice on clearing your cyber reputation, you can listen to Rose's full MP3 at www.vpul.upenn.edu/careerservices.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
How-to be a writer for TINY GIANT teen online magazine
Tiny Giant's mission is to create journalism, opinion, art, new media, fiction and design that is made by youth, for youth. Our articles should be funny, smart, serious, thoughtful, non-conformist and current-as should our writers and our staff.
If you are writing a non-fiction article for us, the facts in your article, the events and the people must be true. Wherever you can, tell us where you got the information from (make a reference to the facts). All submissions must be your original work. Articles should have the names and telephone numbers of the people in your story for fact checking by our editors (don't worry; this is standard practise at magazines). Not every article has to be about something serious though. We love writers with a sense of humour (as long as you're not being too mean...). We also accept fictional writing, photography, animation and illustration.
Sections you can write for:
Feature Article: issue pieces (1000 words), service pieces (500 words), opinion pieces (500 words), news articles on current events (400 words) and personal journalism (500 words)
Music: new music reviews, old music that is too good to be forgotten, music trends, artists, technology and music...but NO concert reviews please.
I Got It Cheaper At... This is all about smart consumerism. We can't deny that we are consumers but at least we can be crafty about it! Tell us where you've found your best deals on anything from clothes to a discman to bus tickets!
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In Your Words: (500 words) This is personal journalism. Have you had an experience in your life that's unique, or that you think others will find interesting? Tell us about it.
Where to send it:
- writing should be submitted on disk or by e-mail in text format (with an ending of .txt)
- artwork and photography can be submitted on disk in .jpg format for the Internet and .eps format for the print magazine OR we will take the actual art or photo as long as it is no bigger than 8.5 X 11 inches (letter size paper)
Tiny Giant Magazine
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Editor: steph@tgmag.ca
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Writing should be short and to the point--the exact opposite of writing an essay for school! If you're not sure what to do, we have training for young journalists, so just ask us and we can help you out!
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
If you are writing a non-fiction article for us, the facts in your article, the events and the people must be true. Wherever you can, tell us where you got the information from (make a reference to the facts). All submissions must be your original work. Articles should have the names and telephone numbers of the people in your story for fact checking by our editors (don't worry; this is standard practise at magazines). Not every article has to be about something serious though. We love writers with a sense of humour (as long as you're not being too mean...). We also accept fictional writing, photography, animation and illustration.
Sections you can write for:
Feature Article: issue pieces (1000 words), service pieces (500 words), opinion pieces (500 words), news articles on current events (400 words) and personal journalism (500 words)
Music: new music reviews, old music that is too good to be forgotten, music trends, artists, technology and music...but NO concert reviews please.
I Got It Cheaper At... This is all about smart consumerism. We can't deny that we are consumers but at least we can be crafty about it! Tell us where you've found your best deals on anything from clothes to a discman to bus tickets!
Pop-Up Culture: Tell us abou all aspects of popular culture including books, art, magazines, movies, TV, video games, and websites. You might write a review, comment on trends, interview authors or actors or write about anything else you can think of.
Letters From Our Local Correspondents: Tell us what's going on in your part of the country. From funny and light-hearted local fairs and weird contests to funky news stories and groundbreaking stuff . If there's an issue getting a lot of media coverage where you live, give us your perspective.
In Your Words: (500 words) This is personal journalism. Have you had an experience in your life that's unique, or that you think others will find interesting? Tell us about it.
Where to send it:
- writing should be submitted on disk or by e-mail in text format (with an ending of .txt)
- artwork and photography can be submitted on disk in .jpg format for the Internet and .eps format for the print magazine OR we will take the actual art or photo as long as it is no bigger than 8.5 X 11 inches (letter size paper)
Tiny Giant Magazine
23 Isabella St.
Toronto, ON
M4Y 1M7 Main: tgmag@tgmag.ca
Editor: steph@tgmag.ca
Tel: 416.597.8297
Fax: 416.597.0661
Writing should be short and to the point--the exact opposite of writing an essay for school! If you're not sure what to do, we have training for young journalists, so just ask us and we can help you out!
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
How-to write for TEEN MAGAZINE
Readership: Girls, 10 - 15
TEEN magazine does not accept unsolicited submissions of nonfiction - though they will accept queries. Unless you happen to be close friends with Zac Efron or Jesse McCartney (numbers 1 and 2 in the WINTER issue's "Hollywood's Hot 50 Countdown" article), you probably won't be writing any features for TEEN. The bulk of their nonfiction covers celebrity topics and therefore would not be applicable for most freelance writers. For noncelebrity topics, TEEN editors say they aren't really looking for new subjects, but new approaches for familiar topics of interest to young teens and tweens. This Winter issue includes some DIY decorating crafts and one or two articles that could hint at some freelance potential -- remember, if these give you ideas, all nonfiction must be queried first.
WHAT THEY WANT:
Fiction: 1000 words. TEEN fiction can be sent unsolicited. Most fiction is written in first person. TEEN is interested in romance and inspirational (not religious) fiction. Inspirational fiction is defined by being upbeat and positive. No science fiction, no historical, no religious.
Nonfiction: 800 words. Informational and how-to.
Personal experience pieces from TEEN viewpoint only.
Pays on Publication. Buys all rights.
Tries to respond within 2 months.
From the Masthead:
Editor-in-chief: Jane Fort
Executive Managing Editor: Heather Hewitt
Editor: Erin Zimring
Associate Editor: Gigi Hooghkirk
TEENMAG.com editor: Audrey Fine
TEEN magazine
Hearst Magazines
3000 Ocean Park Blvd
Suite 3048
Santa Monica, CA 90405
ANALYSIS OF SPECIFIC ISSUE
Contents:
TEEN
Winter 2006
For this look, I'm going to focus on the potential freelance content and skip lightly over star crushes and fashion photo essays.
CELEB STUFF -- lots of short pieces about celebrities. Also includes suggestions for copying celebrity "looks."
MOVIES -- Very short reviews of new movies that could interest teens and tweens, and new releases to DVD.
Music -- Again, very short reviews of CDs...includes reviews by one of Teen's interns.
Books -- New books targeting teen/tween girls.
CELEB -- a longish section of celebrity interviews and articles. These are very worth reading to find out what interests teens/tweens. Sadly, I didn't even know who many of the Celebrity Hot Guys were! Interestingly, several of the articles were related to books. An author writing about body language analyzed the body language of celebrity photos. An author writing about what your favorite foods show about your personality, analyzed the ice cream favorites of some of the cast of WHISTLER, and an author writing about dreams, interpreted some star dreams. TEEN also had an HGTV designer talk about what clothing color choices say about your personality (and again, celebrities were used as the "model" for each color).
GUY GUIDE -- includes a quiz about what "guy behavior" means, tv shows suggested for "homework" on understanding guys, and FAQ of weird guy behavior. Also includes a quiz to get your guy to take, a round-up of gross things guys do, and a mini-fact about brains. Plus, a "what his jeans tell you" piece.
MAKE OVER YOUR LIFE -- quick changes to make you feel really different. Includes breaking bad habits, tuning in to news or reading good books, changing your cell phone ring, getting new tunes, and better computer organization.
QUIZ -- Can You Keep A Secret. Mostly focused on knowing when it's okay to tell a secret, and how to avoid being a gossip.
FALSE FRIENDS -- Types of "bad friends" and how to deal with it. Includes things like friends who are users, troublemakers, bossy, clingy, or guy crazy.
BORN TO BE -- The effect of Birth order on personality and friendships.
BAD FOR YOU BOYS -- Dealing with crushes on inappropriate guys.
TOUGH TALK -- How to handle tough communication situations like breaking up with a guy, confronting a friend, or asking your parents for things.
DARE TO DREAM QUIZ -- Practice dream interpretation.
FASHION & LOOKS. Mostly about products. Hairstyles, cold weather clothes, make-up. Also a short article on what to do with different hair problems (again, more products). A quiz on what your fashion preferences say about you.
GET REAL - these are more of the kinds of articles open to outside writers.
REAL-LIFE STORIES - a teen who works at a therapeutic horseback riding camp, a teen who went to Africa with UNICEF.
YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT (or maybe not). Food myths.
BFF - Best Female Friend stories.
DO YOU LIKE YOU quiz - looks at self-confidence and critical self-talk.
Ask Sophi - Dating and friendship questions.
Date or Fate? - A funny filll-in-the-blank story to share with a friend.
MORE. End of magazine hodge-podge.
DO IT YOURSELF, SISTA -- simple craft decor: pom-pom flowers, homemade journals, felt clutch, cushions from sweaters.
PARTY TIME. FICTION - a girl who learns to appreciate her big sister. First person. Lots of telling, not much specific detail.
SCOPESCOOP - horoscopes.
TECH GIRL -- computer games, mini media player, wii...all products.
WHY ME? -- Reader embarrassing stories.
OH, NO YOU DIDN'T. Celebrity photos turned into comics with joke captions.
FESS UP -- reader stories of bad things they've done.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
TEEN magazine does not accept unsolicited submissions of nonfiction - though they will accept queries. Unless you happen to be close friends with Zac Efron or Jesse McCartney (numbers 1 and 2 in the WINTER issue's "Hollywood's Hot 50 Countdown" article), you probably won't be writing any features for TEEN. The bulk of their nonfiction covers celebrity topics and therefore would not be applicable for most freelance writers. For noncelebrity topics, TEEN editors say they aren't really looking for new subjects, but new approaches for familiar topics of interest to young teens and tweens. This Winter issue includes some DIY decorating crafts and one or two articles that could hint at some freelance potential -- remember, if these give you ideas, all nonfiction must be queried first.
WHAT THEY WANT:
Fiction: 1000 words. TEEN fiction can be sent unsolicited. Most fiction is written in first person. TEEN is interested in romance and inspirational (not religious) fiction. Inspirational fiction is defined by being upbeat and positive. No science fiction, no historical, no religious.
Nonfiction: 800 words. Informational and how-to.
Personal experience pieces from TEEN viewpoint only.
Pays on Publication. Buys all rights.
Tries to respond within 2 months.
From the Masthead:
Editor-in-chief: Jane Fort
Executive Managing Editor: Heather Hewitt
Editor: Erin Zimring
Associate Editor: Gigi Hooghkirk
TEENMAG.com editor: Audrey Fine
TEEN magazine
Hearst Magazines
3000 Ocean Park Blvd
Suite 3048
Santa Monica, CA 90405
ANALYSIS OF SPECIFIC ISSUE
Contents:
TEEN
Winter 2006
For this look, I'm going to focus on the potential freelance content and skip lightly over star crushes and fashion photo essays.
CELEB STUFF -- lots of short pieces about celebrities. Also includes suggestions for copying celebrity "looks."
MOVIES -- Very short reviews of new movies that could interest teens and tweens, and new releases to DVD.
Music -- Again, very short reviews of CDs...includes reviews by one of Teen's interns.
Books -- New books targeting teen/tween girls.
CELEB -- a longish section of celebrity interviews and articles. These are very worth reading to find out what interests teens/tweens. Sadly, I didn't even know who many of the Celebrity Hot Guys were! Interestingly, several of the articles were related to books. An author writing about body language analyzed the body language of celebrity photos. An author writing about what your favorite foods show about your personality, analyzed the ice cream favorites of some of the cast of WHISTLER, and an author writing about dreams, interpreted some star dreams. TEEN also had an HGTV designer talk about what clothing color choices say about your personality (and again, celebrities were used as the "model" for each color).
GUY GUIDE -- includes a quiz about what "guy behavior" means, tv shows suggested for "homework" on understanding guys, and FAQ of weird guy behavior. Also includes a quiz to get your guy to take, a round-up of gross things guys do, and a mini-fact about brains. Plus, a "what his jeans tell you" piece.
MAKE OVER YOUR LIFE -- quick changes to make you feel really different. Includes breaking bad habits, tuning in to news or reading good books, changing your cell phone ring, getting new tunes, and better computer organization.
QUIZ -- Can You Keep A Secret. Mostly focused on knowing when it's okay to tell a secret, and how to avoid being a gossip.
FALSE FRIENDS -- Types of "bad friends" and how to deal with it. Includes things like friends who are users, troublemakers, bossy, clingy, or guy crazy.
BORN TO BE -- The effect of Birth order on personality and friendships.
BAD FOR YOU BOYS -- Dealing with crushes on inappropriate guys.
TOUGH TALK -- How to handle tough communication situations like breaking up with a guy, confronting a friend, or asking your parents for things.
DARE TO DREAM QUIZ -- Practice dream interpretation.
FASHION & LOOKS. Mostly about products. Hairstyles, cold weather clothes, make-up. Also a short article on what to do with different hair problems (again, more products). A quiz on what your fashion preferences say about you.
GET REAL - these are more of the kinds of articles open to outside writers.
REAL-LIFE STORIES - a teen who works at a therapeutic horseback riding camp, a teen who went to Africa with UNICEF.
YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT (or maybe not). Food myths.
BFF - Best Female Friend stories.
DO YOU LIKE YOU quiz - looks at self-confidence and critical self-talk.
Ask Sophi - Dating and friendship questions.
Date or Fate? - A funny filll-in-the-blank story to share with a friend.
MORE. End of magazine hodge-podge.
DO IT YOURSELF, SISTA -- simple craft decor: pom-pom flowers, homemade journals, felt clutch, cushions from sweaters.
PARTY TIME. FICTION - a girl who learns to appreciate her big sister. First person. Lots of telling, not much specific detail.
SCOPESCOOP - horoscopes.
TECH GIRL -- computer games, mini media player, wii...all products.
WHY ME? -- Reader embarrassing stories.
OH, NO YOU DIDN'T. Celebrity photos turned into comics with joke captions.
FESS UP -- reader stories of bad things they've done.
Find out more about the Creator of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Contact UK and Europe TV Talk Shows
SHOWS DEL REINO UNIDO
1) NY Graham Norton
http://www.channel4.co.uk/entertainment/tv/microSitios/G/graham/index.html
Email: nygraham@channel4.com
2) Richard and Judy
http://www.channel4.co.uk/entertainment/tv/microSitios/R/richardandjudy/index.html
Email: comments.rj@cactustv.co.uk
3) GMTV and LK Today
http://www.gmtv.co.uk/index.cfm?articleID=678
Verás una opción: ? luego comment? entonces elige el email.
4) Esta mañana - This Morning
http://www.itv.com/page.asp?partid=633
Email: thismorning@thismorning.co.uk
Correo: This Morning,
17 Hatfields.
London
SE1 8DJ
5) Hoy con Des y Mel - Today with Des and Mel
Email: today@desandmel.tv
Correo: Today with Des and Mel
PO BOX 325
Teddington
TW11 9WE
6) TRL UK (y otros shows de la MTV del Reino Unido)
http://www.mtv.co.uk/mtv.co.uk/contact/contact.jhtml
7) BBC
Correo: BBC
PO Box 1922,
Glasgow,
G2 3WT
8-) The Terry and Gabby
Email: terryandgaby@five.tv
9) El show tarde tarde - The Late Late Show [Ireland]
Email: info@rte.ie
WebSitio: http://www.rte.ie/tv/latelate/
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
1) NY Graham Norton
http://www.channel4.co.uk/entertainment/tv/microSitios/G/graham/index.html
Email: nygraham@channel4.com
2) Richard and Judy
http://www.channel4.co.uk/entertainment/tv/microSitios/R/richardandjudy/index.html
Email: comments.rj@cactustv.co.uk
3) GMTV and LK Today
http://www.gmtv.co.uk/index.cfm?articleID=678
Verás una opción: ? luego comment? entonces elige el email.
4) Esta mañana - This Morning
http://www.itv.com/page.asp?partid=633
Email: thismorning@thismorning.co.uk
Correo: This Morning,
17 Hatfields.
London
SE1 8DJ
5) Hoy con Des y Mel - Today with Des and Mel
Email: today@desandmel.tv
Correo: Today with Des and Mel
PO BOX 325
Teddington
TW11 9WE
6) TRL UK (y otros shows de la MTV del Reino Unido)
http://www.mtv.co.uk/mtv.co.uk/contact/contact.jhtml
7) BBC
Correo: BBC
PO Box 1922,
Glasgow,
G2 3WT
8-) The Terry and Gabby
Email: terryandgaby@five.tv
9) El show tarde tarde - The Late Late Show [Ireland]
Email: info@rte.ie
WebSitio: http://www.rte.ie/tv/latelate/
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
contact your favorite TV talk show
SHOWS DE EEUU
2) El Show de Ellen DeGeneres - Ellen DeGeneress show
http://ellen.warnerbros.com/funstuff/onyourmind/index.html
Hay un formulario, escribe que quieres a Dom!
3) Tarde a la noche con Conan OBrien - Late Night with Conan O'Brien
http://www.nbc.com/nbc/footer/Contact_Us.shtml
Verás un menú. Elige 'Late Night with Conan O'Brien' y se abrirá tu hotmail o casilla de email por defecto. Escribe el email. De otra manera, puedes escribir a LateNight@nbc.com.
4) El show de esta noche con Jay Leno - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
http://www.nbc.com/nbc/footer/Contact_Us.shtml
Verás un menú. Elige 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno' y se abrirá tu hotmail o casilla de email por defecto. Escribe el email. De otra manera, puedes escribir a TheTonightShow@nbc.com
5) El Último Show con David Letterman - Late Show with David Letterman
http://www.cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/#
DirÃgete a la sección 'Show Info', que se expanderá. Entonces elige 'E-mail us', y se abrirá un formulario. ¡Llénalo y envÃalo!:.
6) Vive con Regis & Kelly - Live with Regis & Kelly
http://tvplex.go.com/buenavista/livewithregis/ticketsandfaqs/index.html
No aparece una dirección de email sino un número de fax (snif?).
7) La vista - The View
http://abc.go.com/daytime/theview/
Click en 'Ask the Viewmaster' para abir una ventana y llenar un formulario.
8) El show de hoy - The Today Show (NBC)
Email: Today@nbc.com
EscrÃbeles tu sugerencia.
9-) Buenos dÃas América - Good Morning America (ABC)
http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/GMA/GoodMorningAmerica/GMA_email_form.html
Usa el formulario.
10) El primer show - The Early Show (CBS)
http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/earlyshow/main500202.shtml
EscrÃbeles a este email earlyshow@cbs.com
11) VÃvela arriba con Ali y Jack - Living it Up with Ali & Jack
Email: livingitup@kingworld.com
EscrÃbeles tu sugerencia.
12) Tarde tarde con Craig Kilborn - Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
http://www.cbs.com/latenight/latelate/email/
DeberÃas mencionar que te gustó la entrevista que hicieron a Dom recientemente y que sugieres que sea invitado otra vez.
13) última llamada con Carson Daly - Last Call with Carson Daly
http://www.nbc.com/Last_Call_with_Carson_Daly/sound_off.shtml
Un área especÃfica para sugerir un invitado. ElÃgela en el menú: y se abrirá tu hotmail o casilla de email por defecto. Escribe el email. De otra manera, puedes escribir a LastCall@nbc.com
14) En el aire con Ryan Seacrest - On-Air with Ryan Seacrest
http://ryanonair.com/message/index.asp?category1_id=51&category2_id=33
Deberás publicar un mensaje en el foro. Si será atendido, no lo sabemos, pero será un buen intento.
15) Jimmy Kimmel Live
http://abc.go.com/primetime/jimmykimmel/online.html
Elige en el menú 'Suggestions' y sugiere, claro, que inviten a Dom.
16) Saturday Night Live
http://www.nbc.com/nbc/footer/Contact_Us.shtml
Elige en el menú 'Saturday Night Live' y se abrirá tu hotmail o casilla de email por defecto. Escribe el email.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
2) El Show de Ellen DeGeneres - Ellen DeGeneress show
http://ellen.warnerbros.com/funstuff/onyourmind/index.html
Hay un formulario, escribe que quieres a Dom!
3) Tarde a la noche con Conan OBrien - Late Night with Conan O'Brien
http://www.nbc.com/nbc/footer/Contact_Us.shtml
Verás un menú. Elige 'Late Night with Conan O'Brien' y se abrirá tu hotmail o casilla de email por defecto. Escribe el email. De otra manera, puedes escribir a LateNight@nbc.com.
4) El show de esta noche con Jay Leno - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
http://www.nbc.com/nbc/footer/Contact_Us.shtml
Verás un menú. Elige 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno' y se abrirá tu hotmail o casilla de email por defecto. Escribe el email. De otra manera, puedes escribir a TheTonightShow@nbc.com
5) El Último Show con David Letterman - Late Show with David Letterman
http://www.cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/#
DirÃgete a la sección 'Show Info', que se expanderá. Entonces elige 'E-mail us', y se abrirá un formulario. ¡Llénalo y envÃalo!:.
6) Vive con Regis & Kelly - Live with Regis & Kelly
http://tvplex.go.com/buenavista/livewithregis/ticketsandfaqs/index.html
No aparece una dirección de email sino un número de fax (snif?).
7) La vista - The View
http://abc.go.com/daytime/theview/
Click en 'Ask the Viewmaster' para abir una ventana y llenar un formulario.
8) El show de hoy - The Today Show (NBC)
Email: Today@nbc.com
EscrÃbeles tu sugerencia.
9-) Buenos dÃas América - Good Morning America (ABC)
http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/GMA/GoodMorningAmerica/GMA_email_form.html
Usa el formulario.
10) El primer show - The Early Show (CBS)
http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/earlyshow/main500202.shtml
EscrÃbeles a este email earlyshow@cbs.com
11) VÃvela arriba con Ali y Jack - Living it Up with Ali & Jack
Email: livingitup@kingworld.com
EscrÃbeles tu sugerencia.
12) Tarde tarde con Craig Kilborn - Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
http://www.cbs.com/latenight/latelate/email/
DeberÃas mencionar que te gustó la entrevista que hicieron a Dom recientemente y que sugieres que sea invitado otra vez.
13) última llamada con Carson Daly - Last Call with Carson Daly
http://www.nbc.com/Last_Call_with_Carson_Daly/sound_off.shtml
Un área especÃfica para sugerir un invitado. ElÃgela en el menú: y se abrirá tu hotmail o casilla de email por defecto. Escribe el email. De otra manera, puedes escribir a LastCall@nbc.com
14) En el aire con Ryan Seacrest - On-Air with Ryan Seacrest
http://ryanonair.com/message/index.asp?category1_id=51&category2_id=33
Deberás publicar un mensaje en el foro. Si será atendido, no lo sabemos, pero será un buen intento.
15) Jimmy Kimmel Live
http://abc.go.com/primetime/jimmykimmel/online.html
Elige en el menú 'Suggestions' y sugiere, claro, que inviten a Dom.
16) Saturday Night Live
http://www.nbc.com/nbc/footer/Contact_Us.shtml
Elige en el menú 'Saturday Night Live' y se abrirá tu hotmail o casilla de email por defecto. Escribe el email.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Magazine contacts - US/UK/PLUS
REVISTAS:
1) Empire Magazine: EnvÃa un email a mark.dinning@emap.com
2) Vanity Fair: EnvÃa un email a lnichols@condenast.co.uk (Departamento Editorial Lucy Nichols)
3) Cosmopolitan - USA: Ve a www.cosmomag.com y elige en la columna izqueirda: "write to us" y llena el formulario.
4) Cosmopolitan UK: EnvÃa un email a: cosmo.mail@natmags.co.uk
5) Country Living: EnvÃa un email a: enquiries.cl@natmags.co.uk
6) Esquire: EnvÃa un email a: louis.white@natmags.co.uk
7) Harpers and Queen: EnvÃa un email a: rebecca.broadley@natmags.co.uk
8-) She: EnvÃa un email a: karla.napoleon@natmags.co.uk
9) Zest: EnvÃa un email a: zest.mail@natmags.co.uk
10) The National Magazine company: james.garner@natmags.co.uk
11) ElleGirl: letters@ellegirl.com
12) CosmoGirl: susan@cosmogirl.com
13) TU: tu@editorial.televisa.com.mx
14) ERES: eres@editorial.televisa.com.mx
15) POR TI: porti@porti.com.mx
16) 15 a 20:
Sitio: www.15a20.com.mx
Email: rev15a20@notmusa.com.mx
17) Seventeen: en español
Sitio: www.editoracinco.com.mx
Email: seventeen@editoracinco.com.mx
18) Seventeen: Versión U.S.
Sitio: Fill out the form y pide un artÃculo sobre Dom.
19) RT? Guide:
Sitio: http://www.rteguide.ie
Email: rteguide@rte.ie
22) Sugar:
Dirección:
Sugar
64 North Row
London
W1K 7LL
23) J-14 Magazine:
Email: mailbag@j14.com
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
1) Empire Magazine: EnvÃa un email a mark.dinning@emap.com
2) Vanity Fair: EnvÃa un email a lnichols@condenast.co.uk (Departamento Editorial Lucy Nichols)
3) Cosmopolitan - USA: Ve a www.cosmomag.com y elige en la columna izqueirda: "write to us" y llena el formulario.
4) Cosmopolitan UK: EnvÃa un email a: cosmo.mail@natmags.co.uk
5) Country Living: EnvÃa un email a: enquiries.cl@natmags.co.uk
6) Esquire: EnvÃa un email a: louis.white@natmags.co.uk
7) Harpers and Queen: EnvÃa un email a: rebecca.broadley@natmags.co.uk
8-) She: EnvÃa un email a: karla.napoleon@natmags.co.uk
9) Zest: EnvÃa un email a: zest.mail@natmags.co.uk
10) The National Magazine company: james.garner@natmags.co.uk
11) ElleGirl: letters@ellegirl.com
12) CosmoGirl: susan@cosmogirl.com
13) TU: tu@editorial.televisa.com.mx
14) ERES: eres@editorial.televisa.com.mx
15) POR TI: porti@porti.com.mx
16) 15 a 20:
Sitio: www.15a20.com.mx
Email: rev15a20@notmusa.com.mx
17) Seventeen: en español
Sitio: www.editoracinco.com.mx
Email: seventeen@editoracinco.com.mx
18) Seventeen: Versión U.S.
Sitio: Fill out the form y pide un artÃculo sobre Dom.
19) RT? Guide:
Sitio: http://www.rteguide.ie
Email: rteguide@rte.ie
22) Sugar:
Dirección:
Sugar
64 North Row
London
W1K 7LL
23) J-14 Magazine:
Email: mailbag@j14.com
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Paradigm agency contact and email
Paradigm Talent & Literary Agency
360 N. Crescent Dr., North Bldg.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
(310) 288-8000
(310) 288-2000 (Fax)
http://www.paradigmla.com
Sam Gores, President, CEO
sgores@paradigmla.com
c/o Jennifer Glassman (Publicist)
jennifer@glassmanpr.com
Jim Caskey, CFO
jcaskey@paradigmla.com
Norman Aladjem
naladjem@paradigmla.com
Robert Stein
rstein@paradigmla.com
Lucy Stille, Partner
lstille@paradigmla.com
Debbee Klein, Partner
dklein@paradigmla.com
Trevor Astbury
tastbury@paradigmla.com
Matthew Bedrosian
mbedrosian@paradigmla.com
Jeff Benson
jbenson@paradigmla.com
Lee Cohen
lcohen@paradigmla.com
Bill Douglass
bdouglass@paradigmla.com
Rich Freeman
rfreeman@paradigmla.com
Doug Fronk
dfronk@paradigmla.com
Ken Greenblatt
kgreenblatt@paradigmla.com
Ian Greenstein
igreenstein@paradigmla.com
Scott Henderson
shenderson@paradigmla.com
Melissa Karp
mkarp@paradigmla.com
Michael Margules
mmargules@paradigmla.com
Chris Smith
csmith@paradigmla.com
Michael Van Dyck
mvandyck@paradigmla.com
Chris Stormes
Jeff Okin
jokin@paradigmla.com
Andy Patman
apatman@paradigmla.com
Stephen Rose
srose@paradigmla.com
Mark Ross
mross@paradigmla.com
Valerie Phillips
vphillips@paradigmla.com
Talent
Alisa Adler
aadler@paradigmla.com
Rich Hueners
rhueners@paradigmla.com
Jack Kingsrud
jkingsrud@paradigmla.com
Monica Barkett
mbarkett@paradigmla.com
Sarah Clossey
sclossey@paradigmla.com
Aron Giannini
agiannini@paradigmla.com
Jim Hess
jhess@paradigmla.com
Katie Mason
kmason@paradigmla.com
Judith Moss
jmoss@paradigmla.com
Michael Lazo
mlazo@paradigmla.com
Beverly Nix
bnix@paradigmla.com
Andy Patman
apatman@paradigmla.com
Joel Rudnick
jrudnick@paradigmla.com
Andrew Ruf
aruf@paradigmla.com
Sara Ramaker
sramaker@paradigmla.com
Andrew Rogers
arogers@paradigmla.com
Brad Schenck
bschenck@paradigmla.com
Chris Schmidt
cschmidt@paradigmla.com
Steve Small
ssmall@paradigmla.com
Arthur Toretzky
atoretzky@paradigmla.com
Frank Balkin
Head of TV Production, Co-head of Production
fbalkin@paradigmla.com
Jonathan Silverman
jsilverman@paradigmla.com
Jason Pagni
jpagni@paradigmla.com
Juanita Tiangco, Commercials
jtiangco@paradigmla.com
Reality
Cal Boyington
cboyington@paradigmla.com
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360 N. Crescent Dr., North Bldg.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
(310) 288-8000
(310) 288-2000 (Fax)
http://www.paradigmla.com
Sam Gores, President, CEO
sgores@paradigmla.com
c/o Jennifer Glassman (Publicist)
jennifer@glassmanpr.com
Jim Caskey, CFO
jcaskey@paradigmla.com
Norman Aladjem
naladjem@paradigmla.com
Robert Stein
rstein@paradigmla.com
Lucy Stille, Partner
lstille@paradigmla.com
Debbee Klein, Partner
dklein@paradigmla.com
Trevor Astbury
tastbury@paradigmla.com
Matthew Bedrosian
mbedrosian@paradigmla.com
Jeff Benson
jbenson@paradigmla.com
Lee Cohen
lcohen@paradigmla.com
Bill Douglass
bdouglass@paradigmla.com
Rich Freeman
rfreeman@paradigmla.com
Doug Fronk
dfronk@paradigmla.com
Ken Greenblatt
kgreenblatt@paradigmla.com
Ian Greenstein
igreenstein@paradigmla.com
Scott Henderson
shenderson@paradigmla.com
Melissa Karp
mkarp@paradigmla.com
Michael Margules
mmargules@paradigmla.com
Chris Smith
csmith@paradigmla.com
Michael Van Dyck
mvandyck@paradigmla.com
Chris Stormes
Jeff Okin
jokin@paradigmla.com
Andy Patman
apatman@paradigmla.com
Stephen Rose
srose@paradigmla.com
Mark Ross
mross@paradigmla.com
Valerie Phillips
vphillips@paradigmla.com
Talent
Alisa Adler
aadler@paradigmla.com
Rich Hueners
rhueners@paradigmla.com
Jack Kingsrud
jkingsrud@paradigmla.com
Monica Barkett
mbarkett@paradigmla.com
Sarah Clossey
sclossey@paradigmla.com
Aron Giannini
agiannini@paradigmla.com
Jim Hess
jhess@paradigmla.com
Katie Mason
kmason@paradigmla.com
Judith Moss
jmoss@paradigmla.com
Michael Lazo
mlazo@paradigmla.com
Beverly Nix
bnix@paradigmla.com
Andy Patman
apatman@paradigmla.com
Joel Rudnick
jrudnick@paradigmla.com
Andrew Ruf
aruf@paradigmla.com
Sara Ramaker
sramaker@paradigmla.com
Andrew Rogers
arogers@paradigmla.com
Brad Schenck
bschenck@paradigmla.com
Chris Schmidt
cschmidt@paradigmla.com
Steve Small
ssmall@paradigmla.com
Arthur Toretzky
atoretzky@paradigmla.com
Frank Balkin
Head of TV Production, Co-head of Production
fbalkin@paradigmla.com
Jonathan Silverman
jsilverman@paradigmla.com
Jason Pagni
jpagni@paradigmla.com
Juanita Tiangco, Commercials
jtiangco@paradigmla.com
Reality
Cal Boyington
cboyington@paradigmla.com
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Paul Kohner Agency contacts and email
Paul Kohner, Inc.
9300 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 555
Beverly Hills CA 90212
http://www.paulkohner.com
Pearl Wexler, President
pearl@paulkohner.com
Stephen Moore
stephen@paulkohner.com
Deborah Obad
deborah@paulkohner.com
Gary Salt
gary@paulkohner.com
Leland LaBarre
leland@paulkohner.com
Mark Scroggs
mark@paulkohner.com
Mitchell Stein
mitchell@paulkohner.com
Christine Foster
christine@paulkohner.com
Michael R. Lewis
michael@paulkohner.com
Bud Moss
bud@paulkohner.com
April Rocha
april@paulkohner.com
Lisa Sullivan
lisa@paulkohner.com
Laura Rhodes
laura@paulkohner.com
Frank Wuliger
frank@paulkohner.com
Amanda Glazer
amanda@paulkohner.com
Samantha Crisp
samantha@paulkohner.com
Brian Dreyfuss
brian@paulkohner.com
Sheree Cohen
sheree@paulkohner.com
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9300 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 555
Beverly Hills CA 90212
http://www.paulkohner.com
Pearl Wexler, President
pearl@paulkohner.com
Stephen Moore
stephen@paulkohner.com
Deborah Obad
deborah@paulkohner.com
Gary Salt
gary@paulkohner.com
Leland LaBarre
leland@paulkohner.com
Mark Scroggs
mark@paulkohner.com
Mitchell Stein
mitchell@paulkohner.com
Christine Foster
christine@paulkohner.com
Michael R. Lewis
michael@paulkohner.com
Bud Moss
bud@paulkohner.com
April Rocha
april@paulkohner.com
Lisa Sullivan
lisa@paulkohner.com
Laura Rhodes
laura@paulkohner.com
Frank Wuliger
frank@paulkohner.com
Amanda Glazer
amanda@paulkohner.com
Samantha Crisp
samantha@paulkohner.com
Brian Dreyfuss
brian@paulkohner.com
Sheree Cohen
sheree@paulkohner.com
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The Firm Agency contact and email
The Firm
9465 Wilshire Blvd., 6th Flr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
(310) 860-8000
Jeff Kwatinetz, Chairman & CEO
jkwatinetz@firmentertainment.net
Dave Baram, President, COO
dbaram@firmentertainment.net
Rich Frank
rfrank@firmentertainment.net
Rick Yorn
ryorn@firmentertainment.net
Julie Silverman Yorn, Partner
jyorn@firmentertainment.net
Jeff Rabhan
jrabhan@firmentertainment.net
Danielle Sobal
dsobal@firmentertainment.net
Simon Renshaw
srenshaw@firmentertainment.net
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9465 Wilshire Blvd., 6th Flr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
(310) 860-8000
Jeff Kwatinetz, Chairman & CEO
jkwatinetz@firmentertainment.net
Dave Baram, President, COO
dbaram@firmentertainment.net
Rich Frank
rfrank@firmentertainment.net
Rick Yorn
ryorn@firmentertainment.net
Julie Silverman Yorn, Partner
jyorn@firmentertainment.net
Jeff Rabhan
jrabhan@firmentertainment.net
Danielle Sobal
dsobal@firmentertainment.net
Simon Renshaw
srenshaw@firmentertainment.net
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The Gersh Agency contact and email
The Gersh Agency
232 N. Canon Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
(310) 274-6611
130 West 42nd Street, 23rd Flr.
New York, NY 10036
(212) 997-1818
Phil Gersh, President
David Gersh
dgersh@gershla.com
Richard Arlook
rarlook@gershla.com
Leslie Siebert, Partner
lsiebert@gershla.com
John Bauman
jbauman@gershla.com
Lee Keele
lkeele@gershla.com
Amy Schiffman
aschiffman@gershla.com
Frank Wuliger
fwuliger@gershla.com
David Kopple
dkopple@gershla.com
Sandra Lucchesi
slucchesi@gershla.com
Abram Nalibotsky
analibotsky@gershla.com
Gary Loder
gloder@gershla.com
Joe Gatta
jgatta@gershla.com
David DeCamillo
ddecamillo@gershla.com
Paul Rosicker
prosicker@gershla.com
Rick Greenstein
rgreenstein@gershla.com
Lorrie Bartlett
lbartlett@gershla.com
Barbara Halperin
bhalperin@gershla.com
Alex Yarosh
ayarosh@gershla.com
Jason Burns
jburns@gershla.com
Matt Altman
maltman@gershla.com
Steve Kravit
skravit@gershla.com
Amu Retzinger
aretzinger@gershla.com
Erin Searcy
esearcy@gershla.com
Warren Zavala
wzavala@gershla.com
Chuck James
cjames@gershla.com
Brett Norensberg
bnorensberg@gershla.com
Matthew Blake
mblake@gershla.com
Douglas Edley
dedley@gershla.com
Larry Taube
ltaube@gershla.com
Kami Putnam
kputnam@gershla.com
Miquel De Jesus
mdejesus@gershla.com
Todd Christopher
tchristopher@gershla.com
Bob Golenberg
rgolenberg@gershla.com
Ken Kaplan
kkaplan@gershla.com
Melanie Ramsayer
mramsayer@gershla.com
Amy Retzinger
aretzinger@gershla.com
Mark Schumacher
mschumacher@gershla.com
Lynn Fimberg
lfimberg@gershla.com
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232 N. Canon Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
(310) 274-6611
130 West 42nd Street, 23rd Flr.
New York, NY 10036
(212) 997-1818
Phil Gersh, President
David Gersh
dgersh@gershla.com
Richard Arlook
rarlook@gershla.com
Leslie Siebert, Partner
lsiebert@gershla.com
John Bauman
jbauman@gershla.com
Lee Keele
lkeele@gershla.com
Amy Schiffman
aschiffman@gershla.com
Frank Wuliger
fwuliger@gershla.com
David Kopple
dkopple@gershla.com
Sandra Lucchesi
slucchesi@gershla.com
Abram Nalibotsky
analibotsky@gershla.com
Gary Loder
gloder@gershla.com
Joe Gatta
jgatta@gershla.com
David DeCamillo
ddecamillo@gershla.com
Paul Rosicker
prosicker@gershla.com
Rick Greenstein
rgreenstein@gershla.com
Lorrie Bartlett
lbartlett@gershla.com
Barbara Halperin
bhalperin@gershla.com
Alex Yarosh
ayarosh@gershla.com
Jason Burns
jburns@gershla.com
Matt Altman
maltman@gershla.com
Steve Kravit
skravit@gershla.com
Amu Retzinger
aretzinger@gershla.com
Erin Searcy
esearcy@gershla.com
Warren Zavala
wzavala@gershla.com
Chuck James
cjames@gershla.com
Brett Norensberg
bnorensberg@gershla.com
Matthew Blake
mblake@gershla.com
Douglas Edley
dedley@gershla.com
Larry Taube
ltaube@gershla.com
Kami Putnam
kputnam@gershla.com
Miquel De Jesus
mdejesus@gershla.com
Todd Christopher
tchristopher@gershla.com
Bob Golenberg
rgolenberg@gershla.com
Ken Kaplan
kkaplan@gershla.com
Melanie Ramsayer
mramsayer@gershla.com
Amy Retzinger
aretzinger@gershla.com
Mark Schumacher
mschumacher@gershla.com
Lynn Fimberg
lfimberg@gershla.com
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Endeavor Talent Agency contact and email
Endeavor Talent Agency
9701 Wilshire Blvd, 10th Floor
Beverly Hills, CA, 90210
(310) 248-2000
Tom Strickler, Co-founder
tstrickler@endeavorla.com
Ariel Emanuel (Ari), Co-Founder
aemanuel@endeavorla.com
Rick Rosen, Co-founder
rrosen@endeavorla.com
Philip Raskind
praskind@endeavorla.com
Spencer Baumgarten
sbaumgarten@endeavorla.com
Patrick Whitesell
pwhitesell@endeavorla.com
Jason Spitz
jspitz@endeavorla.com
Stuart Fry
sfry@endeavorla.com
Adriana Alberghetti
aalberghetti@endeavorla.com
Brian Swardstrom
bswardstrom@endeavorla.com
Bill Weinstein
bweinstein@endeavorla.com
Leanne Coronel
lcoronel@endeavorla.com
Chris Donnelly
cdonnelly@endeavorla.com
Bonnie Bernstein
bbernstein@endeavorla.com
Dawn Saltzman
dsaltzman@endeavorla.com
Greg Siegel
gsiegel@endeavorla.com
Sandrine De Clercq
sdeclercq@endeavorla.com
Brian Lipson
blipson@endeavorla.com
Eric Bevans
ebevans@endeavorla.com
Brian Besser
bbesser@endeavorla.com
Philip D'amecourt
pdamecourt@endeavorla.com
Adam Levine
alevine@endeavorla.com
John Lesher
jlesher@endeavorla.com
Lisbeth Rowinski
lrowinski@endeavorla.com
Hugh Fitzpatrick
hfitzpatrick@endeavorla.com
Ari Greenburg
agreenburg@endeavorla.com
Paul Haas
phaas@endeavorla.com
Lisa Harrison
lharrison@endeavorla.com
Greg Hodes
ghodes@endeavorla.com
Greg Horangic
ghorangic@endeavorla.com
Lance Klein
lklein@endeavorla.com
Melissa Myers
mmyers@endeavorla.com
Sean Perry
sperry@endeavorla.com
Amber Pollard
apollard@endeavorla.com
Richard Rogers
rrogers@endeavorla.com
Richard Weitz
rweitz@endeavorla.com
Jeb Brandon
jbrandon@endeavorla.com
Cory Gahr
cgahr@endeavorla.com
Craig Gartner
cgartner@endeavorla.com
Scott Melrose
smelrose@endeavorla.com
Jaime Misher
jmisher@endeavorla.com
Stephanie Ritz
sritz@endeavorla.com
Elyse Scherz
escherz@endeavorla.com
Matt Shaffer
mshaffer@endeavorla.com
Megan Silverman
msilverman@endeavorla.com
Lee Stollman
lstollman@endeavorla.com
Adam Venit
avenit@endeavorla.com
Andrew Weitz
aweitz@endeavorla.com
Thomas Wellington
twellington@endeavorla.com
Jessica Thomas
jthomas@endeavorla.com
Rob Sebastian
rsebastian@endeavorla.com
Michael Donkis
mdonkis@endeavorla.com
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9701 Wilshire Blvd, 10th Floor
Beverly Hills, CA, 90210
(310) 248-2000
Tom Strickler, Co-founder
tstrickler@endeavorla.com
Ariel Emanuel (Ari), Co-Founder
aemanuel@endeavorla.com
Rick Rosen, Co-founder
rrosen@endeavorla.com
Philip Raskind
praskind@endeavorla.com
Spencer Baumgarten
sbaumgarten@endeavorla.com
Patrick Whitesell
pwhitesell@endeavorla.com
Jason Spitz
jspitz@endeavorla.com
Stuart Fry
sfry@endeavorla.com
Adriana Alberghetti
aalberghetti@endeavorla.com
Brian Swardstrom
bswardstrom@endeavorla.com
Bill Weinstein
bweinstein@endeavorla.com
Leanne Coronel
lcoronel@endeavorla.com
Chris Donnelly
cdonnelly@endeavorla.com
Bonnie Bernstein
bbernstein@endeavorla.com
Dawn Saltzman
dsaltzman@endeavorla.com
Greg Siegel
gsiegel@endeavorla.com
Sandrine De Clercq
sdeclercq@endeavorla.com
Brian Lipson
blipson@endeavorla.com
Eric Bevans
ebevans@endeavorla.com
Brian Besser
bbesser@endeavorla.com
Philip D'amecourt
pdamecourt@endeavorla.com
Adam Levine
alevine@endeavorla.com
John Lesher
jlesher@endeavorla.com
Lisbeth Rowinski
lrowinski@endeavorla.com
Hugh Fitzpatrick
hfitzpatrick@endeavorla.com
Ari Greenburg
agreenburg@endeavorla.com
Paul Haas
phaas@endeavorla.com
Lisa Harrison
lharrison@endeavorla.com
Greg Hodes
ghodes@endeavorla.com
Greg Horangic
ghorangic@endeavorla.com
Lance Klein
lklein@endeavorla.com
Melissa Myers
mmyers@endeavorla.com
Sean Perry
sperry@endeavorla.com
Amber Pollard
apollard@endeavorla.com
Richard Rogers
rrogers@endeavorla.com
Richard Weitz
rweitz@endeavorla.com
Jeb Brandon
jbrandon@endeavorla.com
Cory Gahr
cgahr@endeavorla.com
Craig Gartner
cgartner@endeavorla.com
Scott Melrose
smelrose@endeavorla.com
Jaime Misher
jmisher@endeavorla.com
Stephanie Ritz
sritz@endeavorla.com
Elyse Scherz
escherz@endeavorla.com
Matt Shaffer
mshaffer@endeavorla.com
Megan Silverman
msilverman@endeavorla.com
Lee Stollman
lstollman@endeavorla.com
Adam Venit
avenit@endeavorla.com
Andrew Weitz
aweitz@endeavorla.com
Thomas Wellington
twellington@endeavorla.com
Jessica Thomas
jthomas@endeavorla.com
Rob Sebastian
rsebastian@endeavorla.com
Michael Donkis
mdonkis@endeavorla.com
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Help for teens wanting to become famous on Disney
Disney Contact Information
Write the Head of Disney Channel!
Rich Ross,
President and Director of The Disney Channel.
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: rich.ross@disney.com
Write Disney CEO, Robert Iger!
Robert A. Iger,
President and CEO of the Walt Disney Company
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: robert.a.iger@disney.com
Write The President of Cable and Network Group for ABC Broadcasting, (Non-ESPN)
Anne Sweeney
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write to The Disney Channel
Disney Channel, The Walt Disney Co.
3800 W. Alameda Ave
Burbank, CA 91521
Alternate Disney Channel Address
Disney Channel, Attn: Viewer Requests/Programing
3800 W. Alameda Ave 21st Floor
Burbank, CA 91505
Phone: (818) 569-7711
Write The Vice President of The Disney Channel
Sean Cocchia
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Disney Channel Worldwide President of Entertainment
Gary Marsh
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call the assistant to the President of Disney Channel
Sarah Shelton
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7784
Write The Head of creative affairs, Disney Channel Worldwide
Meredith Metz
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call the assistant to Meredith Metz
Jen Velasco
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 560-0614 (x8228-0614)
Write The Head of animation production, Disney Channel Worldwide
Lisa Salamone
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/call the asistants/underlings to Lisa Salamone
Cheryl Dawson
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 560-0246
Mary Kramer
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 560-1312
Write The Head of finance, planning, etc., Disney Channel Worldwide
Joanna Spak
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write The Head of business and legal affairs, Disney Channel Worldwide
Mark Kenchelian
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Disney ABC Cable Networks Group Executive VP and CFO
Jewell Engstrom
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Call/Write the assistant to Jewell Engstrom
Olivia Stafford
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7773 (tieline 8226)
Write/Call the Disney ABC Cable Networks Group Executive VP of Business and Legal Affairs
Fred Kuperberg
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7791
Write the new Senior VP of Programming, Disney Channel.
Scott Garner
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Call/Write the assistant to Scott Garner
Gail Ryan
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7562
Call/Write the other assistant to Scott Garner
Karen Myer
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-4887
Write the VP of Disney & ABC Cable
Jill Lindeman
3800 W. Alameda Ave
Burbank, CA 91505-4398
Write The (Former?) President of Disney Feature Animation
David Stainton
President of Feature Animation
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Chairman of Walt Disney Studios
Dick Cook
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Disney Consumer Products Chairman
Andrew P. Mooney
Chairman, DCP Worldwide
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Executive VP of retail, sales and marketing for Disney Consumer Products
Jim Fielding
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/call Jim Fielding's assistant/associate
Joanne Martino
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 544-0018
Write the President of Disney Publishing
Deborah Dugan
President, Disney Publishing Worldwide
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Senior VP, retail sales and marketing for DCP
James Fielding
Senior VP, retail sales and marketing, DCP
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Disney Consumer Products Executive VP & CFO
Anne Gates
Executive vice president and chief financial officer, DCP
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the senior vice president and general manager of Buena Vista Games
Graham Hopper
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Executive VP of Digital Media, Disney-ABC Television Group
Albert Cheng
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the senior VP of communications at the Disney-ABC Television Group
Kevin Brockman
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call the Digital Media Communications Office at the Disney-ABC Television Group
Karen Hobson
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7789
Cell: (818) 359-3583
Write/Call Karen Hobson's assistant:
Mark Alsbury
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-5015
Write the VP of kids communications at the Disney-ABC Television Group
Patti McTeague
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call/Fax the Senior VP of Entertainment Communications at the Disney-ABC Television Group
Nicole Nichols
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 460-5267
Fax: (818) 460-6141
Write/Call the assistants to Nicole Nichols
Aime Wolfe
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Or Sonia Koo at (818) 460-6689
Write Roy Disney
(Note: Both address are unconfirmed, but both should work)
Roy E. Disney
C/O Shamrock Holdings
4444 Lakeside Drive
Burbank, CA 91505 USA
Roy E. Disney
C/O The Walt Disney Company
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write a senior advisor to CEO Robert Iger
Peter Murphy
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write to who ever Aly & AJ pay to read their fan-mail
Aly & AJ
c/o Hollywood Records
3800 W Alameda Ave
Burbank, California 91505
Write ABC Family Channel
Paul Lee
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call ABC Family Media Relations
Annie Fort
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 973-2167
Assistant, Lauren Okayama - Phone: (818) 973-2193
Jennifer Verti
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 973-2164
Write The Director of Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Rick Rhoades
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: rick.rhoades@disney.com
Write The President of Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Robert Chapek
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: robert.chapek@disney.com
Write The VP Worldwide Communications, Buena Vista
Eric Maehara
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: eric.maehara@disney.com
Write/Call Buena Vista Media Relations
Kim Harbin
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 460-5066
Write and Call ABC
ABC Cable Networks Group
3800 W. Alameda Ave, Ste B
Burbank, CA 91505-4398
(818) 569-7500
Write the Co-Chairman of Disney Media Networks, and the President of ESPN
George Bodenheimer
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call the VP of Ad Sales Marketing for Disney ABC Kids Networks
Kara Rousseau
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Cell: (917) 912-5619
Call Kara Rousseau's assistants:
Marcy Zickerman: 212-782-0625 (Marketing Promotions issues)
Erin Wilson : 212-782-0638 (Marketing Promotions issues)
Kerry Kiang: 212-782-0604 (Sales Development questions)
Tricia Dunn: 212-782-0661 or tricia.dunn@disney.com
Write ABC Audience Relations
Vonda Binko
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the president of ABC Network Operations & Administration
Alex Wallau
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the President of ABC News
David Westin
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the ABC Sales and Marketing President
Mike Shaw
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the senior vice president and general manager of Buena Vista Games
Graham Hopper
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write or email the director of public relations for Buena Vista Games
Angela Emery
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write and Call Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Chris Bess
350 S. Buena Vista St.
Burbank, CA 91521-6695
(818) 295-5279
Fax: (818) 972-2845
Write the new Senior Vice President of Investor Relations
Lowell Singer
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Fax the new Chairman of the Board of Directors
John Pepper Jr.
Chairman of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Fax: (202) 689-8562
Write new Board of Director member, Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Fax: (202) 689-8562
Write the board members of the Walt Disney Company
Susan Arnold
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Monica C. Lozano
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
John E. Bryson
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Robert W. Matschullat
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
John S. Chen
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Fred H. Langhammer
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Judith L. Estrin
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Aylwin B. Lewis
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Orin C. Smith
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write Senior Vice President and CFO Thomas Staggs
Thomas Staggs
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write Senior Vice President David K. Thompson
David K. Thompson
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Fax your letter to Alan Braverman
(Walt Disney Company General Counsel)
Alan Braverman
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Fax: (818) 569-5146
Eisner's Former Fax Number
(We're not sure who it goes to know, maybe Iger)
(818) 846-7319
General Disney Fax Number
(818) 560-1930
Disney Phone Numbers
(In addition to the numbers given above) You might want to try asking for the "Disney Channel programing line."
(800) 874-1687 (Toll Free!)
(818) 560-1000 (Main Number)
(818) 569-7500
(818) 560-1811
(818) 460-7271 (ABC)
(818) 560-5300 (Zenia Mucha)
(818) 560-8543 (David Caouette)
(818) 569-7562 (Gail Ryan)
(888) 327-7018 (Radio Disney)
(818) 569-5958 (David Levine DC - Programing)
(818) 569-4811 (Robin Agranoff - DC Programming)
(818) 955-6795 (Tracia Ord - DC Programming)
(818) 569-5958 (David Levince - JETIX Programming)
(818) 460-7477 (ABC Networks Programing)
(818) 569-3302 (ABC Networks Programing)
(818) 460-6360 (Hope Hartman, ABC Prime Time)
Call the theme Parks
(You Know you want a KP ride)
Walt Disney World
Disneyland
Email Disney Board of Directors and other Disney officials
To send email using our cool new email programs Click here! Please feel free to modify the supplied template letters.
Or, you can use your own email client and copy the list of contacts from this page. The contact list is the same as the list used on the email programs.
Use whichever method works best for you.
You can also send a "comment" to Disney channel at the bottom of This Page.
Write Pop Rocket toys, the makers of KP merchadise:
Kim Possible
Pop Rocket Toys
6330 San Vicente Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Email Address: CustomerService@PopRocket.com
Contacting the Media
Write to your Local (or any) Newspapers
SDS Newspaper Database (Thank you, Wayne)
Links to Contact information:
http://www.50states.com/news/
http://dir.yahoo.com/News_and_Media/Newspapers/By_Region/U_S__States/
http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Mission_Kim_Possible/message/8058
Write to TV Guide
(Letters must include your name, address and home phone number)
Letters Department
TV Guide
Radnor, PA 19088
Or: letters@tvguide.com
Write to Time Magazine
(Letters should include your name, address and home phone number)
TIME Magazine Letters
Time & Life Building
Rockefeller Center
New York, NY 10020
Or: letters@time.com (no attachments)
Fax 1-212-522-8949
Write to Entertainmwnt Weekly
letters@ew.com
Write to Reader's Digest
letters@rd.com
Write to Parade Magazine
http://www.parade.com/opencms/do/readerContactUs
Write to E! Online's Kristin Veitch
http://www.eonline.com/Gossip/Kristin/Ask/index.html
Lorrie Lynch (USA Weekend)
(must include your name, city, & state)
whosnews@usaweekend.com
Showbiz Tonight (CNN)
showbiztonight@cnn.com
Write to TV Water Cooler
(It's a new show about other TV shows on the TV Guide Channel)
tvwatercooler@tvguide.com
Write to John Henson (TV Guide Channel)
watchthis@tvguide.com
Write to Tiger Beat Magazine
editor@tigerbeatmag.com
Write to Bop Magazine
http://www.bopmag.com/contact.shtml
Write to Popstar Magazine
popstarmag@aol.com
Write to J14 Magazine
mailbag@j14.com
Write to Pop Blitz Magazine
tracey@popblitzmagazine.com
Write to Teen Magazine
http://webmail.teenmag.com/
(You must have an account.)
Write to Disney Adventures Magazine
http://disney.go.com/DisneyAdventures/
Click on "Contact a Customer Service Representative"
A little window will pop up saying Disney has no control over this next site you're gonna see
And it'll take you to a new site where you can send your email from.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Write the Head of Disney Channel!
Rich Ross,
President and Director of The Disney Channel.
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: rich.ross@disney.com
Write Disney CEO, Robert Iger!
Robert A. Iger,
President and CEO of the Walt Disney Company
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: robert.a.iger@disney.com
Write The President of Cable and Network Group for ABC Broadcasting, (Non-ESPN)
Anne Sweeney
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write to The Disney Channel
Disney Channel, The Walt Disney Co.
3800 W. Alameda Ave
Burbank, CA 91521
Alternate Disney Channel Address
Disney Channel, Attn: Viewer Requests/Programing
3800 W. Alameda Ave 21st Floor
Burbank, CA 91505
Phone: (818) 569-7711
Write The Vice President of The Disney Channel
Sean Cocchia
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Disney Channel Worldwide President of Entertainment
Gary Marsh
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call the assistant to the President of Disney Channel
Sarah Shelton
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7784
Write The Head of creative affairs, Disney Channel Worldwide
Meredith Metz
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call the assistant to Meredith Metz
Jen Velasco
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 560-0614 (x8228-0614)
Write The Head of animation production, Disney Channel Worldwide
Lisa Salamone
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/call the asistants/underlings to Lisa Salamone
Cheryl Dawson
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 560-0246
Mary Kramer
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 560-1312
Write The Head of finance, planning, etc., Disney Channel Worldwide
Joanna Spak
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write The Head of business and legal affairs, Disney Channel Worldwide
Mark Kenchelian
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Disney ABC Cable Networks Group Executive VP and CFO
Jewell Engstrom
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Call/Write the assistant to Jewell Engstrom
Olivia Stafford
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7773 (tieline 8226)
Write/Call the Disney ABC Cable Networks Group Executive VP of Business and Legal Affairs
Fred Kuperberg
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7791
Write the new Senior VP of Programming, Disney Channel.
Scott Garner
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Call/Write the assistant to Scott Garner
Gail Ryan
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7562
Call/Write the other assistant to Scott Garner
Karen Myer
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-4887
Write the VP of Disney & ABC Cable
Jill Lindeman
3800 W. Alameda Ave
Burbank, CA 91505-4398
Write The (Former?) President of Disney Feature Animation
David Stainton
President of Feature Animation
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Chairman of Walt Disney Studios
Dick Cook
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Disney Consumer Products Chairman
Andrew P. Mooney
Chairman, DCP Worldwide
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Executive VP of retail, sales and marketing for Disney Consumer Products
Jim Fielding
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/call Jim Fielding's assistant/associate
Joanne Martino
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 544-0018
Write the President of Disney Publishing
Deborah Dugan
President, Disney Publishing Worldwide
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Senior VP, retail sales and marketing for DCP
James Fielding
Senior VP, retail sales and marketing, DCP
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Disney Consumer Products Executive VP & CFO
Anne Gates
Executive vice president and chief financial officer, DCP
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the senior vice president and general manager of Buena Vista Games
Graham Hopper
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the Executive VP of Digital Media, Disney-ABC Television Group
Albert Cheng
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the senior VP of communications at the Disney-ABC Television Group
Kevin Brockman
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call the Digital Media Communications Office at the Disney-ABC Television Group
Karen Hobson
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-7789
Cell: (818) 359-3583
Write/Call Karen Hobson's assistant:
Mark Alsbury
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 569-5015
Write the VP of kids communications at the Disney-ABC Television Group
Patti McTeague
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call/Fax the Senior VP of Entertainment Communications at the Disney-ABC Television Group
Nicole Nichols
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 460-5267
Fax: (818) 460-6141
Write/Call the assistants to Nicole Nichols
Aime Wolfe
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Or Sonia Koo at (818) 460-6689
Write Roy Disney
(Note: Both address are unconfirmed, but both should work)
Roy E. Disney
C/O Shamrock Holdings
4444 Lakeside Drive
Burbank, CA 91505 USA
Roy E. Disney
C/O The Walt Disney Company
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write a senior advisor to CEO Robert Iger
Peter Murphy
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write to who ever Aly & AJ pay to read their fan-mail
Aly & AJ
c/o Hollywood Records
3800 W Alameda Ave
Burbank, California 91505
Write ABC Family Channel
Paul Lee
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call ABC Family Media Relations
Annie Fort
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 973-2167
Assistant, Lauren Okayama - Phone: (818) 973-2193
Jennifer Verti
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 973-2164
Write The Director of Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Rick Rhoades
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: rick.rhoades@disney.com
Write The President of Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Robert Chapek
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: robert.chapek@disney.com
Write The VP Worldwide Communications, Buena Vista
Eric Maehara
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Email: eric.maehara@disney.com
Write/Call Buena Vista Media Relations
Kim Harbin
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Phone: (818) 460-5066
Write and Call ABC
ABC Cable Networks Group
3800 W. Alameda Ave, Ste B
Burbank, CA 91505-4398
(818) 569-7500
Write the Co-Chairman of Disney Media Networks, and the President of ESPN
George Bodenheimer
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Call the VP of Ad Sales Marketing for Disney ABC Kids Networks
Kara Rousseau
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Cell: (917) 912-5619
Call Kara Rousseau's assistants:
Marcy Zickerman: 212-782-0625 (Marketing Promotions issues)
Erin Wilson : 212-782-0638 (Marketing Promotions issues)
Kerry Kiang: 212-782-0604 (Sales Development questions)
Tricia Dunn: 212-782-0661 or tricia.dunn@disney.com
Write ABC Audience Relations
Vonda Binko
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the president of ABC Network Operations & Administration
Alex Wallau
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the President of ABC News
David Westin
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the ABC Sales and Marketing President
Mike Shaw
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write the senior vice president and general manager of Buena Vista Games
Graham Hopper
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write or email the director of public relations for Buena Vista Games
Angela Emery
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write and Call Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Chris Bess
350 S. Buena Vista St.
Burbank, CA 91521-6695
(818) 295-5279
Fax: (818) 972-2845
Write the new Senior Vice President of Investor Relations
Lowell Singer
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Fax the new Chairman of the Board of Directors
John Pepper Jr.
Chairman of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Fax: (202) 689-8562
Write new Board of Director member, Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Fax: (202) 689-8562
Write the board members of the Walt Disney Company
Susan Arnold
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Monica C. Lozano
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
John E. Bryson
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Robert W. Matschullat
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
John S. Chen
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Fred H. Langhammer
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Judith L. Estrin
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Aylwin B. Lewis
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Orin C. Smith
Member of the Board of Directors
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write Senior Vice President and CFO Thomas Staggs
Thomas Staggs
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write Senior Vice President David K. Thompson
David K. Thompson
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Write/Fax your letter to Alan Braverman
(Walt Disney Company General Counsel)
Alan Braverman
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521
Fax: (818) 569-5146
Eisner's Former Fax Number
(We're not sure who it goes to know, maybe Iger)
(818) 846-7319
General Disney Fax Number
(818) 560-1930
Disney Phone Numbers
(In addition to the numbers given above) You might want to try asking for the "Disney Channel programing line."
(800) 874-1687 (Toll Free!)
(818) 560-1000 (Main Number)
(818) 569-7500
(818) 560-1811
(818) 460-7271 (ABC)
(818) 560-5300 (Zenia Mucha)
(818) 560-8543 (David Caouette)
(818) 569-7562 (Gail Ryan)
(888) 327-7018 (Radio Disney)
(818) 569-5958 (David Levine DC - Programing)
(818) 569-4811 (Robin Agranoff - DC Programming)
(818) 955-6795 (Tracia Ord - DC Programming)
(818) 569-5958 (David Levince - JETIX Programming)
(818) 460-7477 (ABC Networks Programing)
(818) 569-3302 (ABC Networks Programing)
(818) 460-6360 (Hope Hartman, ABC Prime Time)
Call the theme Parks
(You Know you want a KP ride)
Walt Disney World
Disneyland
Email Disney Board of Directors and other Disney officials
To send email using our cool new email programs Click here! Please feel free to modify the supplied template letters.
Or, you can use your own email client and copy the list of contacts from this page. The contact list is the same as the list used on the email programs.
Use whichever method works best for you.
You can also send a "comment" to Disney channel at the bottom of This Page.
Write Pop Rocket toys, the makers of KP merchadise:
Kim Possible
Pop Rocket Toys
6330 San Vicente Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Email Address: CustomerService@PopRocket.com
Contacting the Media
Write to your Local (or any) Newspapers
SDS Newspaper Database (Thank you, Wayne)
Links to Contact information:
http://www.50states.com/news/
http://dir.yahoo.com/News_and_Media/Newspapers/By_Region/U_S__States/
http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Mission_Kim_Possible/message/8058
Write to TV Guide
(Letters must include your name, address and home phone number)
Letters Department
TV Guide
Radnor, PA 19088
Or: letters@tvguide.com
Write to Time Magazine
(Letters should include your name, address and home phone number)
TIME Magazine Letters
Time & Life Building
Rockefeller Center
New York, NY 10020
Or: letters@time.com (no attachments)
Fax 1-212-522-8949
Write to Entertainmwnt Weekly
letters@ew.com
Write to Reader's Digest
letters@rd.com
Write to Parade Magazine
http://www.parade.com/opencms/do/readerContactUs
Write to E! Online's Kristin Veitch
http://www.eonline.com/Gossip/Kristin/Ask/index.html
Lorrie Lynch (USA Weekend)
(must include your name, city, & state)
whosnews@usaweekend.com
Showbiz Tonight (CNN)
showbiztonight@cnn.com
Write to TV Water Cooler
(It's a new show about other TV shows on the TV Guide Channel)
tvwatercooler@tvguide.com
Write to John Henson (TV Guide Channel)
watchthis@tvguide.com
Write to Tiger Beat Magazine
editor@tigerbeatmag.com
Write to Bop Magazine
http://www.bopmag.com/contact.shtml
Write to Popstar Magazine
popstarmag@aol.com
Write to J14 Magazine
mailbag@j14.com
Write to Pop Blitz Magazine
tracey@popblitzmagazine.com
Write to Teen Magazine
http://webmail.teenmag.com/
(You must have an account.)
Write to Disney Adventures Magazine
http://disney.go.com/DisneyAdventures/
Click on "Contact a Customer Service Representative"
A little window will pop up saying Disney has no control over this next site you're gonna see
And it'll take you to a new site where you can send your email from.
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
How to contact teen magazines
~*~*~*~*~»«*Magazines*»«~*~*~*~*~
Twist Magazine: twistmail@twistmagazine.com
J-14: mailbag@j14.com
YM Magazine: etters@ym.com
Teen People: amy@teenpeople.com
YM: letters@ym.com
M Mag: Magazine-mail@mmm-mag.com
Popstar! Mag: popstarmag@aol.com
CosmoGirl: go to www.cosmogirl.com and then click on "talk to us"
Parade: Go to www.parade.com/homepage.html, scroll way down to the bottom, click "Send E-mail to Parade" and then you have to fill out this form, and finally, you get to send your e-mail.
Parade(Snail Mail): Walter Scott
Box 5001
Grand Central Station
New York, NY 10163-5001
Seventeen Magazine: mail@seventeen.com
Tigerbeat Magazine: editor@tigerbeatmag.com
Teen Magazine: seventeen@palmcoastd.com
People Magazine: Editor@people.com
People Magazine(Snail Mail): People
Rockefeller Center
New York, N.Y. 10020
People Magazine(Website): www.people.com
~*~*~*~*~»«*Telephone*»«~*~*~*~*~
NBC: 818-840-4444 & 212-664-2074
CBS: 213-852-2600
ABC comment line: 310-557-6872 & 212-456-7777
FOX: 310-369-1000 & 310-277-2211
ET: 213-956-4900
Radio Disney: 1-888-EARS-018
Entertainment Weekly:
Number- 1-(212)-522-5600
Despina Legakis- 1-(212)-522-1922
Lauren Brenner- 1-(212)-522-4699
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Twist Magazine: twistmail@twistmagazine.com
J-14: mailbag@j14.com
YM Magazine: etters@ym.com
Teen People: amy@teenpeople.com
YM: letters@ym.com
M Mag: Magazine-mail@mmm-mag.com
Popstar! Mag: popstarmag@aol.com
CosmoGirl: go to www.cosmogirl.com and then click on "talk to us"
Parade: Go to www.parade.com/homepage.html, scroll way down to the bottom, click "Send E-mail to Parade" and then you have to fill out this form, and finally, you get to send your e-mail.
Parade(Snail Mail): Walter Scott
Box 5001
Grand Central Station
New York, NY 10163-5001
Seventeen Magazine: mail@seventeen.com
Tigerbeat Magazine: editor@tigerbeatmag.com
Teen Magazine: seventeen@palmcoastd.com
People Magazine: Editor@people.com
People Magazine(Snail Mail): People
Rockefeller Center
New York, N.Y. 10020
People Magazine(Website): www.people.com
~*~*~*~*~»«*Telephone*»«~*~*~*~*~
NBC: 818-840-4444 & 212-664-2074
CBS: 213-852-2600
ABC comment line: 310-557-6872 & 212-456-7777
FOX: 310-369-1000 & 310-277-2211
ET: 213-956-4900
Radio Disney: 1-888-EARS-018
Entertainment Weekly:
Number- 1-(212)-522-5600
Despina Legakis- 1-(212)-522-1922
Lauren Brenner- 1-(212)-522-4699
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
Somebody asked for contact information for Tina Kiratsoulis
Theatrical Metropolitan
Contact Person: Pamela
Phone: 323-857-4500
Email: cking@mta.com
Management Divine Management
Contact Person: Gayle or Alex
Phone: 323-221-9300
Email: gayle@divinemgt.com
Commercial Agency Flick
Contact Person: Tina Kiratsoulis
Phone: 310-271-9111
Email: Tina@flickcommercials.com
Find out more about the Author of this blog at his website Rob Tencer pr.
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Phone: 323-857-4500
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