This is the Los Angeles office for Central Talent Booking, a talent agency based in New York City. Unlike most talent agencies, Central Talent works with the producers and directors of popular entertainment mediums such as television, magazines and internet portals to secure interviews or talent to appear on their talk shows. It works with producers to strategically place the talent when they have a new film, show or recording to promote. It also works with charity fundraisers who wish to have talent present at their fundraisers. Some of the shows associated with this agency are The Jay Leno Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live and Late Night with David Letterman.
This is the Beverly Hills headquarters for Fred Briskin and Associates, a television production company. It is owned and operated by the Fred Briskin Foundation. Briskin was one of the pioneers in the 'Golden Age of Television.' He produced several popular, historic television shows, such as "The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin," "Captain Midnight" and "Father Knows Best." Briskin also developed the "Ford Television Theater," which aired dramas written for the new medium of television and produced one of the landmark television productions of the play "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller, which starred Fredric March in the role of Willy Lowman.