THR Announces Their Top 35 Under 35 List for 2010 & We Have It All in One Place!

THR turns in this year’s TOP 35 UNDER 35, however upping the list of honorees to 47 names this year. So, I guess TOP 47 Under 35? Regardless, here they are, all with easily clickable links to each person’s profile.

AGENTS
Ryan Bartlett, 35 – Talent agent, Paradigm
Todd Christopher, 35 – Senior vp, head of alternative packaging, Gersh
Josh Hornstock, 35 – TV literary agent, ICM
Joe LaBracio, 32 – Agent, alternative television department, UTA
Andrew Miller, 32 – TV literary agent, CAA
Brent Morley, 35 – Talent agent, WME

DIGITAL
Ezra Cooperstein, 30 – CEO, Maker Studios
Danielle DePalma, 28 РVP new media/theatrical Ҭmarketing, Lionsgate
Mike Farah, 31 РPresident of production, Ҭfunnyordie.com
Dan Weinstein, 28 – Manager, the Collective; Head of digital entertainment, “¨Salient Me…
Jesse Jacobs, 34 – President, Chernin Entertainment

FILM
Stefan Brunner, 34 – COO, Imagenation Abu Dhabi
Chloe Dan, 29 – VP production, DreamWorks
Michael Disco, 32 – VP production, New Line
Lauren Levy Neustadter (age withheld) VP production, 20th Century Fox
Abhijay Prakash, 34 – Senior vp business development, Universal
Elizabeth Raposo, 34 – VP production, Paramount
Michael Schaefer, 34 – Senior vp acquisitions and co-productions, Summit Entertainment
Scott Shooman, 32 – VP acquisitions and productions, Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions
Tendo Nagenda, 35 – VP production, Disney

LEGAL
Lev Ginsburg, 33 – Partner, McKuin Frankel Whitehead
Matthew Matzkin, 35 – VP business affairs, Warner Bros. Television
Gregory Slewett, 33 – Lawyer, Bloom Hergott Diemer Rosenthal LaViolette Feldman Schenkman
Mark Wetzstein, 35 – Partner, Nelson Davis Wetzstein

MANAGEMENT
Greg Walter, 32 – Manager, 3 Arts Entertainment
Alex Goldstone, 35 – Manager, Anonymous Content

PUBLICITY
Jessica Kolstad, 31 – VP, WKT Public Relations
Lauri Metrose, 34 – Senior vp communications, CBS Television Studios

TALENT
Jennifer Lawrence, 20 – Actress, ‘Winter’s Bone,’ ‘X-Men: First Class’
Zoe Kravitz, 21 – Actress, ‘It’s Kind of a Funny Story,’ ‘X-Men: First Class,’ ‘Mad Max’
Rooney Mara, 25 – Actress, ‘The Social Network,’ ‘The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo’
Emma Stone, 22 – Actress, ‘Easy A,’ ‘The Help,’ the Spider-Man reboot
Andrew Garfield, 27 – Actor, ‘Never Let Me Go,’ ‘The Social Network,’ the Spider-Man reboot’
Brandon T. Jackson, 26 – Actor, ‘Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son’
Garrett Hedlund, 26 – Actor, ‘Tron: Legacy,’ ‘Country Strong’
Aaron Johnson, 20 – Actor, ‘Kick-Ass,’ ‘Nowhere Boy’
Lena Dunham, 24 – Writer-director, ‘Tiny Furniture’
Daniel Espinosa, 33 – Director, ‘Safe House’
Shana Feste, 34 – Writer-director, ‘Country Strong’
Daniel Stamm, 34 – Director, ‘The Last Exorcism,’ ‘The Night Chronicles Reincarnate’

TV
Meredith Ahr, 31 – Senior vp alternative programming and development, NBC
Carolyn Cassidy, 32 – VP comedy development, 20th Century Fox Television
Yelena Chak, 35 – VP drama development, CBS
Jocelyn Diaz, 33 – VP drama series, HBO Entertainment
Kelly Luegenbiehl, 32 – VP comedy development, ABC
Noah Pollack, 33 – VP series development and original production, VH1
Andy Richley, 33 – VP, Lionsgate Television

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