THE HIT LIST 2010

THE VOTES ARE IN — THE TALLY.

• 400. The number of voters who were nominated to take part in the 2010 list.
• 263. That is the number of voters who submitted before the deadline.
• 2,389. The total number of votes compiled.
• 1926. The number of votes that made the cut.
• 6. The amount of votes required for a script to make the 2010 list.

WHO TOPPED THE LIST (Agents/Managers)

Agencies:

• 16 – UTA
• 11 – CAA
• 10 – WME
• 8 – APA
• 6 – ICM
• 4 – Gersh
• 4 – Paradigm
• 3 – Verve
• 2 – Hohman Maybank Lieb
• 2 – Original Artists
• 1 – Bohrman Agency, The
• 1 – Kaplan Stahler Agency
• 1 – RWSH

Managers:

• 9 – Circle of Confusion
• 4 – Anonymous Content
• 4 – H2F
• 4 – Madhouse Entertainment
• 3 – Energy Entertainment
• 3 – Generate
• 3 – Heroes & Villains Entertainment
• 3 – Tantillo Entertainment
• 3 – Underground Entertainment
• 2 – 6-17 Management
• 2 – Benderspink
• 2 – Brillstein Entertainment
• 2 – Caliber Media
• 2 – Gotham Group
• 2 – Kaplan/Perrone
• 2 – Magnet Management
• 2 – Principal Entertainment
• 2 – Principato/Young
• 2 – Smart Entertainment
• 1 – 3 Arts Entertainment
• 1 – Abstract Entertainment
• 1 – Accelerate Entertainment
• 1 – Brucks Entertainment
• 1 – Exile Entertainment
• 1 – Faction M
• 1 – FilmEngine
• 1 – Foremost Films
• 1 – Highstreet Management
• 1 – Hopscotch Pictures
• 1 – Industry Entertainment
• 1 – Infinity Management International
• 1 – Kapital Entertainment
• 1 – Luber Roklin Entertainment
• 1 – Manage-ment
• 1 – Mosaic
• 1 – MXN
• 1 – New Wave Entertainment
• 1 – Niad Management
• 1 – NINE/8 Entertainment
• 1 – Oceanside Entertainment
• 1 – ROAR
• 1 – Rosa Entertainment
• 1 – Samurai MK
• 1 – Scooty Woop Entertainment
• 1 – Silent R
• 1 – Viviano-Feldman Entertainment

Individually By Number Of Writers Represented:

• 4 – Adam Kolbrenner – Madhouse Entertainment
• 4 – Britton Rizzio – Circle of Confusion
• 4 – Chris Fenton – H2F
• 4 – David Saunders – APA
• 3 – Charlie Ferraro – UTA
• 3 – Harley Copen – ICM
• 3 – John Tantillo – Tantillo Entertainment
• 3 – Josh Adler – ROAR
• 3 – Markus Goerg – Heroes and Villains Entertainment
• 3 – Mike Esola – WME
• 3 – Oly Obst – Underground Entertainment
• 2 – Aaron Kaplan – Kaplan/Perrone Entertainment
• 2 – Angelina Chen – Energy Entertainment
• 2 – Bettina Viviano – Accelerate Entertainment
• 2 – Billy Hawkins – CAA
• 2 – Brooklyn Weaver – Energy Entertainment
• 2 – Bryan Besser – Verve
• 2 – Christopher Till – CAA
• 2 – Dallas Sonnier – Caliber Media Co.
• 2 – Danny Gabai – WME
• 2 – David Boxerbaum – APA
• 2 – Debbie Deuble-Hill – APA
• 2 – Geoff Alexander – 6-17 Management
• 2 – Geoff Morley – UTA
• 2 – Greg Pedicin – Gersh
• 2 – Jason Burns – UTA
• 2 – Jon Huddle – UTA
• 2 – Keya Khayatian – UTA
• 2 – Michael Sheresky – UTA
• 2 – Mikhail Nayfeld – Heroes and Villains Entertainment
• 2 – Peter Principato – Principato/Young Entertainment
• 2 – Ramses Ishak – UTA
• 2 – Rebecca Ewing – UTA
• 2 – Simon Faber – WME
• 2 – Tobin Babst – UTA
• 2 – Trevor Astbury – Paradigm
• 2 – Will Lowery – Generate
• 2 – Zachary Cox – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Adam Kanter – CAA
• 1 – Adam Levine – Verve
• 1 – Adam Marshall – Energy Entertainment
• 1 – Adam Shulman – Anonymous Content
• 1 – Aleen Keshishian – Brillstein Entertainment
• 1 – Alex Goldstone – Anonymous Content
• 1 – Allan Halderman – UTA
• 1 – Allen Fischer – Principato/Young Entertainment
• 1 – Ara Keshishian – CAA
• 1 – Ashley Berns – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Bard Dorros – Anonymous Content
• 1 – Beth Swofford – CAA
• 1 – Bill Weinstein – Verve
• 1 – Blair Kohan – UTA
• 1 – Brandy Rivers – Magnet Management
• 1 – Brian Gilbert – NINE/8 Entertainment
• 1 – Bryan Brucks – Brucks Entertainment
• 1 – Bryan Miller – Kaplan/Perrone Entertainment
• 1 – Byrdie Lifson – CAA
• 1 – Caren Bohrman – The Bohrman Agency
• 1 – Carin Sage – CAA
• 1 – Chris Sablan – Original Artists
• 1 – Chris Smith – Paradigm
• 1 – Christopher Ryan – Oceanside Entertainment
• 1 – Cindy Ambers – Verve
• 1 – Cliff Roberts – WME
• 1 – Dan Halsted – Manage-ment
• 1 – Danny Sherman – Principal Entertainment
• 1 – David Alpert – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – David Engel – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – David Karp – WME
• 1 – David Kramer – UTA
• 1 – David Lubliner – WME
• 1 – Devra Lieb – HML
• 1 – Doug Johnson – UTA
• 1 – Elia Infascelli – WME
• 1 – Emerson Davis – UTA
• 1 – Emile Gladstone – ICM
• 1 – Eryn Brown – Industry Entertainment
• 1 – Byrdie Lifson – CAA
• 1 – Frank Wuliger – Gersh
• 1 – Frankie Lindquist – Scooty Woop Entertainment
• 1 – Gary Ungar – Exile Entertainment
• 1 – Jai Khanna – Brillstein Entertainment
• 1 – Jairo Alvarado – 3 Arts Entertainment
• 1 – Jake Wagner – FilmEngine
• 1 – Jake Weiner – Benderspink
• 1 – Jason Heyman – CAA
• 1 – Jay Baker – CAA
• 1 – JC Spink – Benderspink
• 1 – Jeff Belkin – Foremost Films
• 1 – Jen Weinbaum – Principal Entertainment
• 1 – Jennie Frankel – Magnet Management
• 1 – Jennifer Graff – Niad Management
• 1 – Jenny Frankfurt – Highstreet Management
• 1 – Jeremy Bell – Gotham Group
• 1 – Jeremy Platt – Generate
• 1 – Jewerl Ross – Silent R Management
• 1 – Jill McElroy – Benderspink
• 1 – Joanne Wiles – ICM
• 1 – John Jacobs – Smart Entertainment
• 1 – Jordan Bayer – Original Artists
• 1 – Josh Jacobs – Smart Entertainment
• 1 – Josh Kesselman – Principal Entertainment
• 1 – Julien Thuan – UTA
• 1 – Kailey Marsh – Faction M
• 1 – Kathleen Remington – ICM
• 1 – Keith Redmon – Anonymous Content
• 1 – Kemper Donovan – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Ken Freimann – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Lawrence Mattis – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Lisbeth Rowinski – WME
• 1 – Luke Rivett – Anonymous Content
• 1 – Marc Korman – WME
• 1 – Mark Ross – Paradigm
• 1 – Mary Cybriwsky – Scooty Woop Entertainment
• 1 – Mason Novick – MXN
• 1 – Matt Rice – UTA
• 1 – Michael Goldberg – ROAR
• 1 – Jay Baker – CAA
• 1 – JC Spink – Benderspink
• 1 – Jeff Belkin – Foremost Films
• 1 – Jen Weinbaum – Principal Entertainment
• 1 – Jennie Frankel – Magnet Management
• 1 – Jennifer Graff – Niad Management
• 1 – Jenny Frankfurt – Highstreet Management
• 1 – Jeremy Bell – Gotham Group
• 1 – Jeremy Platt – Generate
• 1 – Jewerl Ross – Silent R Management
• 1 – Jill McElroy – Benderspink
• 1 – Joanne Wiles – ICM
• 1 – John Jacobs – Smart Entertainment
• 1 – Jordan Bayer – Original Artists
• 1 – Josh Jacobs – Smart Entertainment
• 1 – Josh Kesselman – Principal Entertainment
• 1 – Julien Thuan – UTA
• 1 – Kailey Marsh – Faction M
• 1 – Kathleen Remington – ICM
• 1 – Keith Redmon – Anonymous Content
• 1 – Kemper Donovan – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Ken Freimann – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Lawrence Mattis – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Lisbeth Rowinski – WME
• 1 – Luke Rivett – Anonymous Content
• 1 – Marc Korman – WME
• 1 – Mark Ross – Paradigm
• 1 – Mary Cybriwsky – Scooty Woop Entertainment
• 1 – Mason Novick – MXN
• 1 – Matt Rice – UTA
• 1 – Michael Goldberg – ROAR
• 1 – Michael Kives – CAA
• 1 – Michael Sugar – Anonymous Content
• 1 – Mickey Berman – ICM
• 1 – Mike Jelline – ICM
• 1 – Mike Kuciak – Samurai MK
• 1 – Nigel Meiojas – ICM
• 1 – Nima Maleki – Faction M
• 1 – Noah Rosen – Circle of Confusion
• 1 – Pete Stone – ICM
• 1 – Peter McHugh – Gotham Group
• 1 – Rich Green – CAA
• 1 – Rio Hernandez – UTA
• 1 – Robert Hohman – HML
• 1 – Ryan Saul – APA
• 1 – Sandra Lucchesi – Gersh
• 1 – Sara Bottfeld – Industry Entertainment
• 1 – Sarah Self – WME
• 1 – Scott Henderson – Paradigm
• 1 – Sean Perrone – Kaplan/Perrone Entertainment
• 1 – Shan Ray – ICM
• 1 – Sheryle Petersen – APA
• 1 – Sidney Sherman – Rosa Entertainment
• 1 – Sophy Holodnik – ICM
• 1 – Stephen Crawford – Luber Roklin Entertainment
• 1 – Steve Fisher – APA
• 1 – Sukee Chew – Hopscotch Pictures
• 1 – Sylvie Rabineau – RWSG
• 1 – Tim Phillips – UTA
• 1 – Tyler Ruggeri – Exile Entertainment
• 1 – Zac Simmons – Kaplan Stahler Agency
• 1 – Zach Druker – WME

RANDOM FACTS ABOUT THIS YEAR’S LIST:

• The Top Voted script received 113 mentions (almost 1/2 of all voters chose it).
• There were over 50 scripts with just 1 vote (variety is the spice of life).
• The Cover of this year’s list is made up of our ten favorite lines of dialogue
  from the top 10 scripts (can you tell which is which?).
• Three of the top 10 voted scripts are still available (But for how long?).
• The highest voted script chosen entirely by write ins, managed 14 votes. (almost triple the next highest write in, at 5).
• This year’s list is available in both PDF, and PDF Interactive (which works amazingly on your Ipad). PDF interactive makes every spec title clickable, to instantly navigate you to the original spec listings, which often details the “as it happens” up to the minute details each of these scripts lived as they entered the market. (While the PDF interactive is available to download for everyone, the features are only available to members).

2010
THE HIT LIST 2010 WEB
THE HIT LIST 2010 PDF
THE HIT LIST 2010 PDF (Interactive)

Want to see more? Check out our other installments of The Hit List from 2012 and 2011 below!

2012
THE HIT LIST 2012 PDF (interactive)
THE HIT LIST 2012 PDF (regular)
THE HIT LIST 2012 WEB (view)

2011
THE HIT LIST 2011 PDF (interactive)
THE HIT LIST 2011 PDF (regular)
THE HIT LIST 2011 WEB (view)

Also be sure to check out our annual Young & Hungry List of the top 100 new writers on the verge.

THE YOUNG & HUNGRY LIST 2013
THE YOUNG & HUNGRY LIST 2012
THE YOUNG & HUNGRY LIST 2011

And of course, see the quick links below for even more of your must have lists!

QUICK LINKS
THE HIT LIST
THE LAUNCH PAD WINNERS
THE YOUNG AND HUNGRY LIST
THE TB RECOMMENDED WRITERS
THE BLACK LIST
THE BLOOD LIST
THE BRIT LIST