Distribution Board

Jennie Morris is a media executive who thrives at the intersection of bold storytelling, smart strategy, and audience impact. Currently leading editorial strategy at Apple TV, she brings more than 25 years of experience spanning Warner Bros. Discovery (HBO/Max), Meta, Participant Media, AMC Networks, Sundance Channel, and Showtime.

Jennie has led global programming, acquisitions, marketing, and streaming initiatives — building high-performing teams and turning creative vision into measurable growth. She’s especially passionate about content that sparks cultural conversation and inspires social change, championing stories that matter and truly connect.

She holds a JD and MSW from Boston College and a BA in Russian Studies from UC Santa Cruz. A lover of languages, hiking trails, and baking the imperfect pie, Jennie lives in Los Angeles with her husband, their awesome dog Bear, and has two sons who are out making their own mark on the world.

Josh has over 20 years of entertainment experience at Paramount Pictures, Disney, eOne, and most recently Mandalay Entertainment, working with industry titans Peter Guber, Doug Wick, Lucy Fisher, and Mark Gordon, as well as world-class filmmakers Aaron Sorkin, Chris McQuarrie, and John Woo, among others. Josh spent the first part of his career rising up the ladder as a studio executive and producing 4 widely released films, including MOLLY’S GAME, THE BROKEN HEARTS GALLERY, and WHISTLE. He then got his MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management, where he specialized in distribution, production finance, marketing, and the emerging areas of the entertainment ecosystem, most notably AI, brand studios, and the creator economy. He is currently an EVP at Mandalay Entertainment, leveraging his creative relationships and strategy experience to lead business development for the company.

Josh graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Film Studies. He lives in Van Nuys with his wife and son.

Currently an executive in creative development at Sphere Entertainment, Genna Terranova brings over 20 years of experience in programming, content strategy, development and product leadership. Terranova has focused on enhancing audience engagement and delivering exceptional digital, film and series experiences through innovative programming, strategy and platform development. She previously contributed to IP development, interactive media, and VR content initiatives at Amazon MGM Prime Video, directed programming at the Tribeca Film Festival and acquisitions at Miramax/TWC. Terranova is committed to driving collaborative efforts that bridge creative vision with technical execution, bringing a global perspective and excellence to entertainment, product development, and platform innovation. She built and scaled AI-powered platforms serving 500+ stakeholders across 40+ markets while leading Product, Business Intelligence Engineering (BIE), and Consumer Insights teams. Terranova drove adoption of AI and ML tools, incorporating data-driven insights into business decisions and delivering quantitative and qualitative insights for Studios and Prime Video streaming cohorts. Genna is passionate about storytelling and creating immersive viewer experiences that resonate with audiences worldwide.

Elsie Choi is currently the EVP, Head of Scripted TV for CJ ENM America (Parasite, No Other Choice, Snowpiercer, Crash Landing on You, Mask Girl). Prior to CJ ENM America, Elsie Choi was a Non-Writing Executive Producer on Hulu's INTERIOR CHINATOWN created by Charles Yu and directed by Taika Waititi. Most recently, she was the Head of Cable/Streaming TV for Rideback and served as Executive Director of the MRC x Rideback TV Incubator.

Choi started in TV as SVP of Development for Mad Rabbit, a joint venture with Red Arrow Studios and writer/director/producer Kari Skogland (Emmy-nominated and BAFTA-winning director of THE HANDMAID’S TALE). Choi began her career at Morgan Stanley executing financings for cultural institutions such as The Getty Center and American Museum of Natural History, and then transitioned to marketing and publicity at DreamWorks Pictures in New York and Los Angeles. She went on to head development for Bruce Willis’ company, Willis Brothers Films, where she produced award-winning documentary and narrative features that have premiered at Sundance, Tribeca and Toronto Film Festivals.

J.C. is the founder of Legit Creative. In the past he led scripted and unscripted content strategy for Cineflix, overseeing the development slate and the division’s feature doc business. 

J.C.’s executive producer credits include: Summer Qamp, a feature documentary chronicling the stories of LGBTQIA2S+ campers and counselors for Peacock, Super Channel and TVA, that premiered at TIFF 2023; Nancy Buirski’s Desperate Souls, Dark City and the Midnight Cowboy that premiered at the Venice and Telluride 2022; multiple TV Movies for Hallmark and Lifetime; true crime docudramas Don’t Open the Door for Hearst Networks EMEA and Super Channel,  Betting on Paradise for HGTV US, Investigation Shark Attack for National Geographic International, History’s Greatest Picks with Mike Wolfe for The HISTORY Channel, and Cirque Life— a new docuseries following the cast and crew of one of Cirque du Soleil’s most popular shows, Luzia— for CBC.

Across twenty years in the business, J.C. has spent time as an attorney, a distribution executive, a National Geographic development exec, and an agent at ICM, and most importantly, a father of three boys.

Stephanie Noonan Drachkovitch is Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Peabody, Emmy, and GLAAD award-winning 44 Blue Productions, now part of Peter Chernin’s global media studio, The North Road Company. Before launching 44 Blue, she was a studio executive, including stints as Senior Vice President of Development for Warner Bros. Telepictures (The Bachelor) and Disney’s Buena Vista Television (Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?).  Since rejoining 44 Blue in 2003, the company’s slate has included Top Ten Netflix series Homicide Squad: New Orleans, Jailbirds, Live From The Other Side with Tyler Henry and Emmy-nominated Life After Death with Tyler Henry, NBC’s LA Fire & Rescue, and A&E’s Emmy-nominated Wahlburgers and Nightwatch. Their A-list partners have included John Cena, Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson, Jennifer Garner, Whoopi Goldberg, Khloe Kardashian, and Dick Wolf.  

Stephanie is a University of Oregon graduate, and serves on the boards of USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center’s Hollywood Health & Society and LA non-profit Taking The Reins. Together with her husband Rasha, she is a founding donor of the Television Academy Foundation’s Getting Real Unscripted Internship Program. She’s mom to three adult sons, two Golden Retrievers and two horses.

Carter Stewart is the Executive Director of Impact for Equity, a law and policy center in Chicago, IL that advocates for affordable housing and a more just criminal legal system. Carter is a former federal prosecutor and teacher who cares deeply about systemic barriers to thriving lives after seeing institutional inequities firsthand. As an emerging filmmaker with two short films and a documentary in production, he's particularly interested in the role of story-telling in policy advocacy efforts. Carter is involved in E2AC's streaming work.

Glen Hartman is CEO North America for Jakala, a leading data, AI, and experience agency. Glen also holds advisory roles for private equity firms such as: Kelso & Co and Recognize Partners and board seats for innovative companies in the media, software and entertainment industries such as: Scratch Global which personalizes advertising using music and audio.  

Prior, Glen was one of the founders of Accenture Interactive (rebranded as Accenture Song) now a $19 billion+ global business, where he led its North America team for more than a decade and later took on expanded roles leading Accenture’s commerce practice and ecosystem partners worldwide. 

Cited by Forbes as a "top 10 influencer" in digital in 2013 and named to Ad Week’s Top 50 leaders in Marketing, Media, and Tech in 2018, Glen’s market perspectives have been featured in Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Fortune, Advertising Age and at the World Economic Forum.  

Glen also volunteers and serves on boards for organizations focused on the support of music, film and the arts as well as the advancement of mental health and diversity.

Glen lives in Boston with his daughter, Alexa, and always cheerful canine Marcello.