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Jason launched Exit Four after more than a decade heading up development and production at some of the industry's top unscripted companies.

He's developed more than 40 series and specials for over a dozen major networks, including A&E’s award-winning 60 Days In and Undercover High, ID's People Magazine Investigates: Cults, Food Network's Kids BBQ Championship, History's Manson Speaks, Bravo's In a Man's World, and TLC's long-running hit series My Strange Addiction. 

At Exit Four, he's continued his success in long-form content (Discovery's Baby Drivers and the TLC reboot My Strange Addiction: Still Addicted?) while building out a digital division that creates viral content and digital series (My Unconventional Life, 1K Dream Room, Dragged, Buying Back Home) for a variety of platforms. 

Alex joined Exit Four in 2019 and quickly rose to become the company’s Director of Digital Programming, where he oversees a team of casting associates,  producers, and editors for our short-form and digital content.

While at Exit Four, Alex has been part of the casting team for TLC's My Strange Addiction: Still Addicted? and Discovery's Baby Drivers. He’s also served as the Casting Director for the viral hits Love Hotline, Dragged, and Holiday Showdown. His casting work for Dragged won a 2020 Shorty Award for Diversity & Inclusion. 

Prior to joining Exit Four, Alex worked in casting and development at a variety of companies, including Rock Shrimp and CBS.

Talia serves as Exit Four’s Director of Development where she identifies and produces opportunities for unscripted television series. 

Talia has a keen sense of the television market and draws on her broad industry experience when developing. Prior to joining Exit Four, she worked on Fremantle's  International Sales and Distribution team where she helped find US homes for international programs; and on Propagate Content's unscripted development team where she helped develop projects across all genres for a number of buyers. 

Talia is passionate about television and when she isn’t working, you can find her…watching TV.