David Miner (television producer)

David Miner
Born	(1969-11-15) November 15, 1969 New York, NY
Nationality	American
Alma mater	Skidmore College
Occupation	Talent Manager, Television Producer
Spouse(s)	Jennifer Weis (m. 1994)^[1]

David Miner (born November 15, 1969) is an American television producer ^[2] and talent manager who is known for his work as an Executive Producer on 30 Rock, Parks and Recreation, Brooklyn Nine-Nine Master of None and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.^[3]^[4]^[5]

Early life

Miner attended Skidmore College where in 1988 he founded the school's first improvisational comedy group and in 1990 created and produced the National College Comedy Festival, an ongoing annual event for over 25 years.^[6] He also worked as a summer intern at The Second City in Chicago.^[7]

Career

Upon graduation, Miner returned to New York where he soon became a Producer and company member with the city's longest running improvisational theater, Chicago City Limits.^[8] In 1995 he relocated to Los Angeles to join talent management and production firm 3 Arts Entertainment, where he rose to Partner.^[9] Miner is the manager of Tina Fey.^[10]

Awards and nominations

In addition to winning three Emmy Awards for Outstanding Comedy Series as part of the team producing 30 Rock, Miner has also received 9 additional Emmy nominations as well as Golden Globe and Peabody Awards.

External links

David Miner at the Internet Movie Database

References

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series

1950s	The Red Skelton Show (season 1, 1952) I Love Lucy (season 2, 1953) I Love Lucy (season 3, 1954) Make Room for Daddy (season 2, 1955) The Phil Silvers Show (season 1, 1956) The Phil Silvers Show (season 2, 1957) The Phil Silvers Show (season 3, 1958) The Jack Benny Program, season 9 (1959)

1960s	The Art Carney Special (1960) The Jack Benny Program, season 11 (1961) The Bob Newhart Show (season 1, 1962) The Dick Van Dyke Show, season 2 (1963) The Dick Van Dyke Show, season 3 (1964) The Dick Van Dyke Show, season 4 (1965) The Dick Van Dyke Show, season 5 (1966) The Monkees (season 1, 1967) Get Smart, season 3 (1968) Get Smart, season 4 (1969)

1970s	My World and Welcome to It (season 1, 1970) All in the Family, season 1 (1971) All in the Family, season 2 (1972) All in the Family, season 3 (1973) MASH, season 2 (1974) The Mary Tyler Moore Show, season 5 (1975) The Mary Tyler Moore Show, season 6 (1976) The Mary Tyler Moore Show, season 7 (1977) All in the Family, season 8 (1978) Taxi*, season 1 (1979)

1980s	Taxi, season 2 (1980) Taxi, season 3 (1981) Barney Miller, season 8 (1982) Cheers, season 1 (1983) Cheers, season 2 (1984) The Cosby Show, season 1 (1985) The Golden Girls, season 1 (1986) The Golden Girls, season 2 (1987) The Wonder Years, season 1 (1988) Cheers, season 7 (1989)

1990s	Murphy Brown (season 2, 1990) Cheers, season 9 (1991) Murphy Brown (season 4, 1992) Seinfeld, season 4 (1993) Frasier, season 1 (1994) Frasier, season 2 (1995) Frasier, season 3 (1996) Frasier, season 4 (1997) Frasier, season 5 (1998) Ally McBeal, season 2 (1999)

2000s	Will & Grace, season 2 (2000) Sex and the City, season 3 (2001) Friends, season 8 (2002) Everybody Loves Raymond, season 7 (2003) Arrested Development, season 1 (2004) Everybody Loves Raymond, season 9 (2005) The Office, season 2 (2006) 30 Rock, season 1 (2007) 30 Rock, season 2 (2008) 30 Rock, season 3 (2009)

2010s	Modern Family, season 1 (2010) Modern Family, season 2 (2011) Modern Family, season 3 (2012) Modern Family, season 4 (2013) Modern Family, season 5 (2014) Veep, season 4 (2015) Veep, season 5 (2016)

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