07:30 PST 02/02/2021
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Etan Vlessing
The subsidiary Endeavor also unveiled a series of new promotions and hires in its TV group.
Endeavor Content has appointed Eric Pertilla as vice president of television development and production.
Pertilla joins Endeavor from CBS All Access, where he was director of original content for two years, with credits in series like the Richard Linklater series That Animal Rescue Show, The Twilight Zone, Star Trek: Discovery, The Good Fight and Texas 6.
“Eric’s track record working both as a network executive and directly with talent suits him in a unique way for our team in the constantly evolving television landscape. His exceptional taste and fierce work ethic will ensure that our television business remains ahead of the curve as we continue to produce programming for demanding viewers worldwide, “said Joe Hipps, executive vice president of television development and production, in a communicated.
Prior to CBS All Access, Pertilla worked as a talent manager at Mosaic and as a film literary agent at Paradigm.
“Endeavor Content presents a tremendous opportunity to work with one of the most forward-looking and forward-looking companies, under the exceptional leadership of Joe, Chris and Graham. I am grateful for the opportunity I had to work with Julie McNamara and ViacomCBS’s incredibly talented executives and talents, and I look forward to helping Endeavor Content continue its rise as one of the most exciting and innovative content studios in the industry, “said Pertilla on her own. declaration.
Endeavor Content also announced that it had promoted Todd Sharp to executive vice president of physical production and current programming; elevated Patrick McDonald to senior vice president of TV development and production; and Noah Greenshner is promoted to senior vice president of TV development and production.
Other promotions or hires include Arvand Khosravi casting for senior TV vp, consultant; Kelly Miller is now senior vice president of international strategy; Danielle Gerber is hired as vice president of physical production; Jamie Adler becomes director of current programming; while Shelby White and Caroline Vanstrom become TV production and development managers.
Endeavor Content had several of its productions continued during the pandemic, including Tokyo Vice for HBO Max, Separation for Apple and Nine Perfect Strangers for Hulu.