Alloy Entertainment Hires Deanna Harris as Television Vice-President
Alloy Entertainment has hired Deanna Harris as vice-president of television.
The appointment was reported by Deadline on 13 October 2026. Harris will report to Leslie Morgenstein, the company's president and chief creative officer. The role covers development and production, meaning finding new series ideas and taking them through to the screen.
Harris joins from DiVide Pictures, the production organisation run by actor Milo Ventimiglia. She was head of television there. She had been with that company since 2017.
Her credits at DiVide include The Company You Keep. She developed and produced the drama, which ran for one season on ABC in 2023. She also worked on Evel, a series based on the life of stunt performer Evel Knievel. USA Network pulled that project as a result of the Covid pandemic.
Alloy is best known to viewers as the company behind Gossip Girl and The Vampire Diaries. It is owned by Skydance's Warner Bros. Television Group. Its current slate includes The Probability of Miracles for Amazon, an upcoming YA series, meaning a drama aimed at young adult viewers, which is now in production.
Harris will work alongside Chelsea Kardos to oversee the television department. Kardos was promoted to a vice-president of television role six months before Harris's arrival. Alloy's team page lists Harris as vice-president, television development and production.
What makes this stand out is continuity. Two executives now share the TV brief. For viewers, that team will help decide what Alloy develops next, and which stories make it to the screen.
