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Dean Palmer Joins NBC News' Peacock Production in UK

By: Apr. 08, 2014
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NBC News' Peacock Productions announced today that Dean Palmer will join NBC News as Director of Development in Peacock Productions' UK headquarters. In this newly created position, Palmer will be responsible for original programming, series and format development for Peacock Productions' international division, based out of the UK. He will report to UK Managing Director Steve Anderson.

"Dean brings a proven track record and skills that are complimentary to Steve's," said Sharon Scott, President and General Manager Peacock Productions. "Together, they will be highly effective in growing Peacock Productions' business globally and we're thrilled to have Dean on board."

Prior to Peacock Productions, Palmer was a freelance executive producer who has worked for the BBC Vision, ITV, Channel 4, CBC, Sony Pictures International, Vera, XIX Entertainment, Caledonia TV, Dragonfly, and Nutopia. Recent Show Runner credits include "Redemption Inc." for CBC (a Wide-Eyed Entertainment Format) and "The Winner Is ..." for Sony Picture (a Talpa format). Palmer also ran the Features and Documentaries department at the UK independent television and film production company September Films. Recent EP and development credits include "Big Trouble in Thailand" (Vera) and "Teens on Trial;" My Husband's Secret Life" (Caledonia).

"We are delighted that Dean is bringing his experience in factual entertainment to Peacock Productions to further broaden our portfolio," said Steve Anderson, Managing Director of Peacock Productions UK. "Following the strong performance of the Amanda Knox film on the BBC, our first international production, we are looking forward to the debut of several high-profile news-making documentaries both here and in the U.S."



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