Meryl Poster

William Morris

Poster had her beginnings as the second-ever female trainee in the New York Mailroom at the William Morris Agency.

Miramax

Poster served as the co-president of production for Miramax - alongside Jon Gordon - from 1998 to 2005.

NBC Universal

Poster had a producing deal at NBC Universal for five years, and served as a consultant for Chairman Jeff Zucker. She signed it up from 2005 to 2010 after leaving Miramax.

The Weinstein Company

In early 2011, Poster joined The Weinstein Company as president of television, having previously worked for Harvey and Bob Weinstein for 16 years at Miramax. While at The Weinstein Company, she oversaw all television development and production, including Project Runway and spinoffs After the Runway (2011), Project Accessory (2011), Project Runway All Stars (2012), Project Runway: Threads (2014), and Project Runway: Under the Gunn (2014). She has also developed VH1’s Mob Wives (2013) and spinoffs Big Ang (2012) and Mob Wives Chicago (2012), as well as Trailer Park: Welcome to Myrtle Manor (2013) on TLC, Rodeo Girls (2013) on A&E, Supermarket Superstar (2013) on Lifetime, Million Dollar Shoppers (2013) on Lifetime. In addition to reality television, Poster has paired with Amy Sherman-Palladino, creator and writer of Gilmore Girls, for an adaptation of The Nanny Diaries for ABC.

Superb Entertainment

Since then, Poster has developed her own production company, Superb Entertainment. The production company led on Poster's Ambie Award nominated, Call Your Grandmother. She also serves as an executive producer on an array of projects, including Jake Sumner's most recent documentary, that premiered at Tribeca Film Festival.

Poster is an artist in residence for the New Orleans Museum of Art, leading their "Producer's Choice" series.

Executive producer credits