Barbara Bloom
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Barbara Bloom is an American writer and TV programming executive. She earned a bachelor of science degree in theater from Skidmore College. Her current position is Senior Vice President, Daytime, CBS Entertainment, with Richard Mensing Jr. serving under her as Vice President, Daytime, CBS Entertainment. She has held that position since 2003 after replacing Lucy Johnson, and her boss is Nina Tassler, President, CBS Entertainment, who's boss is Nancy Tellem.
Bloom is in charge of CBS Daytime and its children's programming. She joined ABC Daytime in 1992 and was Vice President, Director, Daytime Programming, West Coast from 1994-2000 where she worked closely with Mary Burch and Rebecca Lane. She is friends with Lynn Marie Latham, and a few Guiding Light writers.
[edit] TV credits
- Port Charles (Writer)
- The Young & The Restless (Breakdown Writer: June 2007 - December 24, 2007)
- One Life To Live (Program Executive: 1993)
Y&R Main Crew
| HW | Associate/Breakdown/Script | Producers/Consultants | Directors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Griffith; Maria Arena Bell [1] | LML, Lynsey DuFour, Marina Alburger, Bernard Lechowick, Scott Hamner, Cherie Bennett, Darin Goldberg [2], Neil Landau, Christian McLaughlin, Sandra Weintraub, Linda Schreiber, Tammy Ader [3], Shelley Meals, D.M. Stanley [4], Barbara Bloom, Michael Montgomery, N.M. Slater, Eric Freiwald, Kathryn Pratt [5], Jeff Gottesfeld, Valerie Ahern, Linda Gase [6], James Stanley, Robin Burger [7] | J. Griffith (EP), John Fisher, Anthony Morina, Josh O'Connell, Matthew J. Olson, Steve Kent, Bill Bell Jr., S. McDonald | Susan Strickler, Phideaux Xavier, S. McDonald, Andrew Lee, Jill Ackles, Marc Berutti, Dean LaMont, David Shaughnessy, John Zak [8] |
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