Sweet Home Alabama Season 1
CMT's highest rated
series of 2011
Sweet Home Alabama Season 2
22 women from big cities and small
towns are vying for the affections
of Tribble Reese
Mommas Boys
Does mom really know
what’s best?
Average Joe
NBC’s most successful
dating series ever!
Three Wishes on NBC
If you could wish for one thing…
what would it be?
High Society
A look into the New York
society life as never seen
before
Bingo America on GSN
A fast-paced, free to
play-along and win bingo
trivia game
ABC’s Ex-Wives Club
How do you mend a broken
heart?
About Glassman Media
Glassman Media is an independent Los Angeles-based international television production company whose credits include network primetime dating, competition, self-improvement, competition and game formats.
Glassman’s credits include NBC’s hit “Average Joe,” whose first season finale attracted more than 25 million viewers ranking it as the second highest rated reality telecast in NBC network history; the critically-acclaimed “Three Wishes” (NBC) which was named the “most family friendly show on broadcast television”; “The Ex-Wives Club” (ABC), “National Bingo Night” (ABC) which drove 25 million bingo card downloads and catapulted ABC.com to #1 among broadcast network websites, and “Bingo America” (GSN).
Glassman Media was founded by Andrew Glassman in 2001 following his successful career as an Emmy Award-winning investigative broadcast journalist during which he appeared on-air at NBC News, CNBC, MSNBC, WCAU and WNBC.
Casting
Glassman Media is currently seeking family run businesses.
Is your family full of colorful characters?
Does your family and business deserve to be on TV?
Is your business interesting enough that America would tune in each week to see what will happen next?
Glassman Media is seeking family run businesses for a docu-series.
Glassman Media is seeking family run businesses for a docu-series. If you are someone you know fits this description please email casting@glassmanmedia.com the following info: Name of Business, City Located, Phone, Email.
Tell us what is so interesting about your business and family, Picture of each family member and job description.
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SEPTEMBER 15, 2010
Variety:
Fox Look inks format deals
Company pacts with Piligian, Glassman, Sternberg, Satin
LONDON -- Fox Look, the new unit of Fox Networks Group dealing in the international licensing and production of unscripted programming, has signed distribution agreements with four Emmy Award-winning U.S.-based format producers... -
JUNE 12, 2010
The Wall Street Journal:
Eau de Tinsley Mortimer
At the FiFi Awards, you hear more variations on the word "olfactory" than you knew existed. Thursday's event, presented by the Fragrance Foundation, however, was strangely unscented. If it's not the best-smelling random award ceremony, though, it might be the most comfortable. The Downtown Armory was filled with ottomans and couches, separated by bars serving Grey Goose vodka drinks based on the five fragrances nominated for "Top Fragrance of the Year." -
MAY 23, 2010
The Washington Post:
Hey Isn't That...?: Tinsley Mortimer
Tinsley Mortimer traipsing through the lobby of the W Hotel on Friday evening in sky-high Lucite platform heels and gray silk micromini dress with newish boyfriend Brian Mazza.
The N.Y.C. socialite (who gained nationwide demi-fame with her reality TV show "High Society," on which she met Mazza) was doing visiting-VIP duties at the Front Row fashion show at Bethesda Row. -
APRIL 21, 2010
Guest of a Guest:
High Society Season Two: Our Casting Picks
By Chiara Atik
High Society is casting for its Hamptons-based second season. They want people who are "TRUE" socialites, have ties to the Hamptons, and are invited to the best parties and charities. So who should they cast? Oh, the possibilities… -
They have to have an impressive pedigree, AND have the makings of good tv. Here's who we would love to see on the second season of High Society… -
APRIL 19, 2010
NYPost.com:
Tinsley Mortimer Needs New Pals
Tinsley Mortimer's CW show, "High Society," is coming back for a second season -- but producers are casting for "more likable" friends for her. Sources say cameras will start rolling again in the Hamptons this summer, but with a new cast of socialites.
One said, "They want regular characters whom viewers can identify with more." Devorah Rose, the editor of Hamptons magazine Social Life, has been asked to return, but sources said she's upset at being set up as the show's villain and has not yet accepted. Reps for Tins and the CW did not get back to us
