Professional Representatives
Allison Binder
Allison Binder is a name partner of Stone, Meyer, Genow, Smelkinson & Binder, LLP, a transactional entertainment law firm in Beverly Hills which specializes in representing actors, writers, directors, personalities, producers, authors and production entities in all aspects of the entertainment industry. In addition to her representation of individual and corporate clients, her practice also focuses on the representation of international creators, broadcasters and distributors in the sale of foreign television formats in the United States. Binder is also a principal of Traction Media, which represents films and television projects for the sale of worldwide distribution rights, assists equity financiers seeking film projects and works with production companies that need help packaging and/or setting up their projects. A transplanted New Yorker raised in Houston, Texas, she received her B.A. from Cornell University and her J.D. from Stanford University. Binder is a member of the Hollywood Radio and Television Society and of Women in Film.
Beth Bohn
Beth Bohn is president of Beth Bohn Management, which represents production companies, producers, writers, directors and talent. Her clients have created, worked on or are key staff members on television series such as Rizzoli & Isles, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Basketball Wives, The Talk, The Revolution, Dr. Drew’s Lifechangers and 1 vs. 100. A noted expert on the business of television in the scripted and reality genres, Bohn is featured in the book Reality TV: An Insider’s Guide to Television's Hottest Market (DeVolld), How to Make It in Hollywood (Buzzell), Alone in a Room (Lewinski) and Scr(I)pt magazine. She has lectured at various venues on entertainment topics including “How to Be Successful in the Entertainment Business,” “How to Make It in the Reality Arena” and “How to Be a Working Writer in the Network Scripted Business.” Bohn was named Outstanding Alumni at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. She lives in the Silverlake district of Los Angeles and can often be found playing tuba in her brass quartet.
