Denise Draper, formerly an agent in ICM’s unscripted and alternative team, has joined management and production firm Range Media Partners.
Draper joins as a partner and will continue to represent talent, showrunners and production companies in the unscripted space.
She has spent the last six years as an agent at ICM, representing exec producers including Heather Crowe (Love is Blind), Ian Gelfand (Summer House), Karin Jarlstedt (Home Sweet Home), Scott Jeffress (Temptation Island), Elizabeth Jones (The Kardashians), Jeff Thacker (So You Think You Can Dance), Ailee O’Neill (Bling Empire), and Darren Ward (Real Housewives of New York City). This list, among others, will follow her to Range.
During her time at the agency, she sold shows such as Bling Empire, produced by Jeff Jenkins Productions, to Netflix, worked with production companies including Thinkfactory Media and Machete TV and talent such as Flip or Flop’s Christina Hall and her company Unbroken Productions.
Draper joins as a partner and will continue to represent talent, showrunners and production companies in the unscripted space.
She has spent the last six years as an agent at ICM, representing exec producers including Heather Crowe (Love is Blind), Ian Gelfand (Summer House), Karin Jarlstedt (Home Sweet Home), Scott Jeffress (Temptation Island), Elizabeth Jones (The Kardashians), Jeff Thacker (So You Think You Can Dance), Ailee O’Neill (Bling Empire), and Darren Ward (Real Housewives of New York City). This list, among others, will follow her to Range.
During her time at the agency, she sold shows such as Bling Empire, produced by Jeff Jenkins Productions, to Netflix, worked with production companies including Thinkfactory Media and Machete TV and talent such as Flip or Flop’s Christina Hall and her company Unbroken Productions.
- 5/10/2022
- by Peter White
- Deadline Film + TV
Range Media Partners has hired ICM vet Denise Draper as partner in its nonscripted division.
In her new role at talent management startup Range, Draper will continue to work with talent, showrunners and production companies in the unscripted space, which is largely what her focus has been during her six-year tenure at ICM. During her time at the agency, Draper sold Netflix’s “Bling Empire,” produced by Jeff Jenkins Productions, and worked with production companies Thinkfactory Media, Jeff Jenkins Productions and Machete TV. Additionally, Draper repped Christina Hall from “Flip or Flop” and “Christina on the Coast” on HGTV and her company Unbroken Productions.
Draper, who began her career at Rebel Entertainment Partners, has represented a roster of executive producers that includes Heather Crowe (“Love Is Blind”), Ian Gelfand, Karin Jarlstedt, Scott Jeffress, Elizabeth Jones (“The Kardashians”), Jeff Thacker (“So You Think You Can Dance”), Ailee O’Neill and Darren Ward,...
In her new role at talent management startup Range, Draper will continue to work with talent, showrunners and production companies in the unscripted space, which is largely what her focus has been during her six-year tenure at ICM. During her time at the agency, Draper sold Netflix’s “Bling Empire,” produced by Jeff Jenkins Productions, and worked with production companies Thinkfactory Media, Jeff Jenkins Productions and Machete TV. Additionally, Draper repped Christina Hall from “Flip or Flop” and “Christina on the Coast” on HGTV and her company Unbroken Productions.
Draper, who began her career at Rebel Entertainment Partners, has represented a roster of executive producers that includes Heather Crowe (“Love Is Blind”), Ian Gelfand, Karin Jarlstedt, Scott Jeffress, Elizabeth Jones (“The Kardashians”), Jeff Thacker (“So You Think You Can Dance”), Ailee O’Neill and Darren Ward,...
- 5/10/2022
- by Jennifer Maas
- Variety Film + TV
Look out, Hgtv: CNBC is programming “Real Estate Thursdays” into its primetime lineup. The cable channel has ordered three new real estate series — including one from “Bachelorette” couple JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers — and renewed “The Deed: Chicago” for Season 2.
Also greenlit to series are the multimillion-dollar estate-sale show “Listing Impossible” and the fairly self-explanatory “Five Day Business Flip.” Finally, CNBC has placed “Simonsen Says,” which follows top real estate broker Lisa Simonsen, into development, the net announced Tuesday at the Television Critics Association press tour.
“Whether it’s investing or building or selling, real estate remains one of the best and fastest ways to build wealth,” said Jim Ackerman, executive vice president of CNBC’s primetime alternative programming. “These new shows and our returning series, ‘The Deed: Chicago,’ are a perfect fit for our primetime slate.”
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Also greenlit to series are the multimillion-dollar estate-sale show “Listing Impossible” and the fairly self-explanatory “Five Day Business Flip.” Finally, CNBC has placed “Simonsen Says,” which follows top real estate broker Lisa Simonsen, into development, the net announced Tuesday at the Television Critics Association press tour.
“Whether it’s investing or building or selling, real estate remains one of the best and fastest ways to build wealth,” said Jim Ackerman, executive vice president of CNBC’s primetime alternative programming. “These new shows and our returning series, ‘The Deed: Chicago,’ are a perfect fit for our primetime slate.”
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- 1/29/2019
- by Tony Maglio
- The Wrap
CNBC is focusing on real estate as a programming growth area, with three new original series on that theme joining the primetime lineup in May.
The business network made the announcement during NBCUniversal’s day of cable network presentations at TCA winter press tour.
Listing Impossible follows superstar real estate agent Aaron Kirman and his team as they work to sell multi-million dollar estates that have languished on the market. Cash Pad (working title) is a home renovation series in which Bachelorette couple-turned-home flippers JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers transform ordinary homes and apartments into lucrative short-term rental properties. Five Day Business Flip (working title) features a husband-and-wife design duo who remodel small businesses by creating additional money-making operations for them and do it all in five days.
“Whether it’s investing or building or selling, real estate remains one of the best and fastest ways to build wealth,” said Jim Ackerman Evp,...
The business network made the announcement during NBCUniversal’s day of cable network presentations at TCA winter press tour.
Listing Impossible follows superstar real estate agent Aaron Kirman and his team as they work to sell multi-million dollar estates that have languished on the market. Cash Pad (working title) is a home renovation series in which Bachelorette couple-turned-home flippers JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers transform ordinary homes and apartments into lucrative short-term rental properties. Five Day Business Flip (working title) features a husband-and-wife design duo who remodel small businesses by creating additional money-making operations for them and do it all in five days.
“Whether it’s investing or building or selling, real estate remains one of the best and fastest ways to build wealth,” said Jim Ackerman Evp,...
- 1/29/2019
- by Dade Hayes
- Deadline Film + TV
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