WHO WE ARE
Founded by Andrew Glassman in 2001, Glassman Media is a Los Angeles-based international television production company creating unscripted formats and original IP, which is being produced around the world.
In 2019, Glassman Media was acquired by Endeavor, now WME Group, a top-tier talent agency and global content business. Since the acquisition, Glassman Media has produced more than 150 hours of original broadcast, cable, international, and brand-funded series.
Glassman Media produces its flagship project, NBC’s game show “The Wall,” in partnership with LeBron James’s SpringHill Company. Since its 2016 premiere, the hit format has scaled into more than 34 international territories, generating over 1,600 episodes globally and 109 on NBC. “The Wall” holds top industry honors, including Best Studio-Based Gameshow Format from the C21 International Format Awards and Best Competition Game or Quiz Show from the Realscreen Awards.
Beyond “The Wall,” Glassman Media created the NBC breakout series “Average Joe,” which drew over 25 million viewers for its first-season finale. The company's production portfolio also features NBC’s “Three Wishes,” ABC's “Battle of the Network Stars” reboot, innovative brand-funded programming, and over 100 episodes of popular heartland and western series for CMT and INSP, including “Sweet Home Alabama,” “Ultimate Cowboy Showdown” and “The Cowboy Way.”
Before entering the entertainment industry, Glassman spent 13 years as an Emmy Award-winning investigative broadcast journalist, appearing on-air for NBC News, CNBC, and MSNBC, as well as local NBC-owned stations WCAU in Philadelphia and WNBC in New York.
ANDREW GLASSMAN
ANDREW GLASSMAN
Andrew Glassman is the founder and president of Glassman Media, an international television production company launched in Los Angeles in 2001. Since then, he has created and executive produced many unscripted formats for major broadcast and cable networks, resulting in IP which has been made in territories around the world.
In 2019, Glassman Media was acquired by Endeavor, now WME Group, a top-tier talent agency and global content business. Since the acquisition, Glassman Media has produced more than 150 hours of original broadcast, cable, international, and brand-funded series. The company is driven by a focus on positive storytelling and advertiser-friendly programming, and a hands-on approach to production and distribution.
Glassman created NBC’s “The Wall” with LeBron James’s SpringHill Company, a flagship format which has run in 34+ international territories, generating more than 1,600 global episodes, and won honors from NATPE, C21Media, and the Realscreen Awards. The format recently celebrated its 100th episode on NBC.
Glassman also created and executive produced NBC's breakout hit "Average Joe," which drew 25 million viewers for its first-season finale. Additional credits include executive producing NBC's "Three Wishes," ABC's “Battle of the Network Stars” reboot, innovative brand-funded series, and over 100 episodes of heartland and Western programming, including CMT’s “Sweet Home Alabama” and INSP's “The Cowboy Way” and “Ultimate Cowboy Showdown.”
Before entering the entertainment industry, Glassman spent 13 years as an Emmy Award-winning investigative broadcast journalist, appearing on-air for NBC News, CNBC, and MSNBC, as well as local NBC-owned stations WCAU in Philadelphia and WNBC in New York.
THE TEAM
