Bid to win a 1-hour meeting with Sarah Aubrey, Executive Vice President of Drama Programming for TNT in Burbank, California.

Television and film producer Sarah Aubrey serves as executive vice president of original programming for TNT. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing all development and production of original series and miniseries for the network's rapidly expanding programming slate.

Based in Los Angeles, Aubrey joined the network in February 2015 as a key member of the new executive team. Since coming to TNT, Aubrey has been hard at work developing premium drama series that are bolder and more daring and that appeal to a younger, more dual audience. She has already greenlit several series, the first of which, Animal Kingdom, launched this summer to strong ratings and wide critical praise, especially for star Ellen Barkin's turn as the matriarch of a Southern California crime family. 

Prior to joining TNT, Aubrey was partnered with Peter Berg in their production company, Film 44. Together with Berg, she produced such projects as the acclaimed film and television series Friday Night Lights and the emotionally charged hit film Lone Survivor, based on the book of the same name, which is currently being developed into a series. The pair has also produced the action movies The Kingdom and Battleship, as well as three shows for HBO, including the acclaimed supernatural drama The Leftovers, which HBO has already picked up for a second season, and the sports documentary series On Freddie Roach and State of Play.