Warner Horizon Television has added two executives to its scripted programming team, the company announced Tuesday.
Leigh London Redman has been promoted to the position of Senior Vice President, Scripted Programming, while Stephanie Groves has joined WHTV as Vice President, Scripted Programming.
“Leigh has done a terrific job for Warner Horizon Television during her five years at the company,” said WHTV co-presidents of scripted television Susan Rovner and Brett Paul in a statement. “She has everything you want in a top creative executive: sharp instincts, excellent relationships with writers and producers, and the ability to provide those artists with the positive environment they need to do their best work. We are delighted to be able to reward her efforts with this well-deserved and well-earned promotion.”
With her promotion, London Redman succeeds Shelley Zimmerman, who had served in the position since 2006. Groves moves to WHTV from WBTV’s current programming department.
WHTV is the cable production arm of Warner Bros Television, and is responsible for such shows as TNT’s “Rizzoli & Isles,” ABC Family’s “Pretty Little Liars” and Netflix’s “Longmire.”