Golden Globe-nominated Neruda. At the end of 2013, Halsted signed a first-look, two-year producing deal with Fox Television Studios. His clients have written, directed and produced for numerous critically acclaimed shows including House of Cards, Breaking Bad, The X-Files, The Americans, Mad Men, The Twilight Zone, Shameless, Narcos, Fear the Walking Dead, The Sopranos, Umbrella Academy, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Office, This Is Us, Dead to Me, Good Girls Revolt, NCIS, Law & Order: SVU, Sons of Anarchy, 13 Reasons Why, The Leftovers, BoJack Horseman, and Bates Motel. Manage-ment's roster additionally includes the writers of a number of Pulitzer, Tony and Obie-winning Playwrights including Lynn Nottage, Jon Robin Baitz, Lucy Thurber, and Suzan-Lori Parks. Halsted and Manage-ment also provide equity consulting and investment banking services to financiers, with services provided on such films as Michael Clayton, The Namesake, Garden State, the 2010 Best Documentary Emmy nominee Crips and Bloods: Made in America, and Samsara, the sequel to Baraka. In 2018, managers Nathan Miller and Corinne Hayoun were promoted to partners of Manage-ment. Nathan Miller has been with the company since 2009 acquiring a roster of clients who have been staffed on shows including The Chi, American Gods, Hannibal, Circe, Homecoming, Swagger, GLOW, Tokyo Vice, Y: The Last Man and Seven Seconds and set up projects at Showtime, AMC, FX, Netflix, Amazon and Hulu. While at Mange-ment, Miller has optioned IP to major networks and studios such as Legendary, Sony, CBS, Big Beach, MRC, Lionsgate, FX, NBC, Paramount TV, and Netflix. Corinne Hayoun, a former CAA theater agent, joined the company five years ago as head of the New York office. Hayoun has clients with film and TV projects set up at Warner Brothers, Searchlight, HBO, Apple, FX, Amazon, AMC, HBO Max, and BET. Her clients have worked on shows such as the Peabody Award-winning David Makes Man, Emmy-nominated When They See Us, Little America, American Crime Story: Impeachment, Black Lightning, The Chi, and NOS4A2, as well as the Emmy-nominated Netflix documentary Reversing Roe. Hayoun also served as a co-producer on the Broadway play An Act of God starring Jim Parsons, and is a former board member of the Lilly Awards Foundation, which celebrates and advocates for women in the American theatre. Filmography References External links University of California, Los Angeles alumni 1962 births Living people Film producers from California People from Beverly Hills, California