Michelle Zeitlin

Michelle Zeitlin is the CEO of More Zap Productions & Management. Founded in 1991, More Zap is a full service entertainment production and talent development company for on-camera Talent, with a Literary Wing for publication of books, and screenplays, and representing a wide genre of authors and playwrights. Signed 360 degree clients who are making major strides on camera include Emily Alabi, recurring guest star on MTV's "Teen Wolf" as SkinWalker, Red Sky. Other guest stars include "NCIS" for network. "Deaf Taylor Swift" played by Whitney Meyer, recurring guest star on Ryan Murphy's hit Fox TV series, "Scream Queens." Laur Allen is now playing "Juliet" on the daytime Emmy recognized TV series, "The Young and the Restless." Brianna Chomer is testing for pilots and has shot two movies for Lifetime TV in starring roles. Dan Istrate is an Eastern European actor who won "Best Actor" for Dances with Films for his work as "Dracul" and two indie films. He recurred on Crackle which is being marketed for both live corporate tours and events and multi-platform entertainment, featuring pro-athletes in speaking segments and sports choreography. Michelle conceived, choreographed and cast the production, shot by Erman Alkis. Adriano Welch is packaging workshops and Assemblies with the theme "Turn your Passion into Power" with Ms. Zeitlin who will be offering speaking engagements in the US and UK with her literacy, leadership and arts speaking tours with invited guests. More Zap is active in producing entertainment for families, children and teens on behalf of the Boys & Girls Clubs, Greater Conejo Valley Chapter with CEO, Mark Elswick including as Entertainment In-Sponsor for Superstars of the Year inviting and booking celebrities for co-hosting, performing and recording opportunities, and co-directing and choreographing for their events. More Zap has been part of the BGC's increase in recognition for these events. More Zap's Literary Wing has clients published by Audible Amazon, Rowman & Littlefield, Skyhorse and other traditional publishers. Published books include Matthew Shaffer's "So You Want to be a Dancer" and Kym Gold's "Gold Standard," for which there is now an alternative television show in development with a leading production company. In 2017, a memoir by and about Steve Dorff, co-written with Colette Freedman, will be published by BackBeat Books, Hal Leonard. Colette Freedman has enjoyed success for the film release, that is also distributed on Lifetime TV, "Sister Cities" produced with Alfred Molina. Colette Freedman was screenwriter of this feature film, based on her award winning play. Book genres include fiction and non-fiction, memoir, middle grade, narrative non-fiction, prescriptive, Y/A, fantasy/science fiction and humor/novelty titles with rights available for ancillary film/TV. More Zap represents emerging and established talent.Tony Nominee and director/author Brian Lane Green, Tiffany Killoren, Steve Dorff, soon to have his memoir published by Backbeat Imprint for Hal Leonard Publishing; In addition, More Zap has strategic relationships for business with Jane Cowen Hamilton, who is consulting Literary Agent focusing on non-fiction. Michelle Zeitlin also has co-created original content with partners including Off Shoot Comics for animated fare, and A Group Production for live action digital shorts. More Zap Productions & Management has international partners for talent development and show production, including the original event now being developed "Bond.James Bond" with Michelle Zeitlin as show writer, director, choreographer. The show premiered September 2016 in Chicago. By: More Zap Productions & Management