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Kim Rozenfeld is the senior vice president of Current Drama Programming at ABC, where he oversees all current scripted dramas, including “Desperate Housewives,” “Lost” and “Grey’s Anatomy,” as well as midseason shows “What About Brian” and “The Evidence.” He has an extensive and well-rounded background in television, which includes producing, directing and developing for various genres for both broadcast and cable television.
Prior to ABC, Mr. Rozenfeld was vice president of Series Development and Programming for VH1. Involved in the re-branding of the cable network, he also engineered and managed the channel’s development think tank, The Launch Pad, from which came the popular series “Motormouth” and the highly anticipated comedy/reality hybrid, “Home James,” both of which he executive-produced. In addition he developed and executive-produced such acclaimed series as “Military Diaries,” “Rock the House,” “Kept” (featuring supermodel Jerry Hall), “Breaking Bonaduce” (featuring Danny Bonaduce) and the award-winning “Bands Reunited.”
Aside from having been a producer and director on the ABC comedy “Two Guys and a Girl,” Mr. Rozenfeld has also produced the comedies “Baby Talk” and “Dinosaurs,” both for ABC, and the highly acclaimed, Emmy Award-winning non-fiction Fox series, “American High.”
As an independent producer, Mr. Rozenfeld established his own production company, Half Full Entertainment (in association with 20th Century Fox Television), and developed a series of comedy projects under this banner. It was during this time that he produced and directed “Two Guys and a Girl” and also produced “American High.” Previously he served as vice president of Comedy Programs for ABC, developing and supervising such shows as “Dharma and Greg,” “Sports Night,” “The Hughleys” and “The Secret Lives of Men.”
Prior to his ABC tenure, Mr. Rozenfeld was director of Series Development for Columbia TriStar Television, involved in the development of such shows as “Early Edition,” “The Gregory Hines Show” and “Malcolm and Eddie.”
Mr. Rozenfeld graduated from UCLA with a degree in Communication Studies.
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