Kim Moses facts for kids

Kim Moses is a very successful TV producer and director. She has helped create and manage over 600 hours of TV shows! She works with a company called Sander/Moses Productions.

Kim Moses's Career in Television

Kim Moses started her TV career at Ohlmeyer Productions. There, she helped create different kinds of shows. These included reality shows, game shows, and live music and sports programs. She even worked in government for a short time. She was on a special committee in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Early TV Shows and Specials

Kim Moses produced many early TV shows. Some of these were the reality series How'd They do That! on CBS. She also worked on Comic Strip Live Primetime and My World On Video. Other projects included the special The Extreme Edge and Power Boat Racing With Don Johnson.

She also helped produce big awards shows. These included the MTV Video Music Awards and the famous Emmy Awards. She worked on live music specials too. These were Super Bowl Saturday Night for CBS and Walt Disney's 4th of July Spectacular. She also produced Disney's Christmas on Ice.

Executive Producer Roles

As an executive producer, Kim Moses helped lead many projects. She worked on Ali, An American Hero and Stolen Babies. Stolen Babies even won an Emmy Award! She also produced Chasing the Dragon and How to Marry a Billionaire. She helped write movie scripts for The Surgeon and Home of Champions.

She was an executive producer for several TV series. These included Profiler, where she also wrote and directed episodes. Other shows were The Beast, New York News, Brimstone, and For the People.

Special Events and Popular Shows

Kim Moses worked with Ian Sander on a special event. It was called "Hollywood and Civil Rights: Destination Freedom." This live event was for the Democratic National Committee. It took place during their big meeting in Los Angeles in 2000.

Moses was also an executive producer and director for the CBS drama Ghost Whisperer. This was a very popular show. She also helped write a book about the show called Ghost Whisperer: Spirit Guide. She created and wrote the award-winning web series Ghost Whisperer: The Other Side. With Ian Sander, she also developed a special called Psychic in Suburbia for the Style Network.

Later, Moses was an executive producer for the legal drama series Reckless. This show started in 2014.

Total Engagement Experience (TEE)

Kim Moses created a new idea called the Total Engagement Experience, or TEE. This is a special way to make TV shows. It means that a TV show is not just a show on TV. It's part of a bigger entertainment experience.

This bigger experience includes many things. It can involve the internet, books, music, mobile apps, DVDs, and video games. This idea helps connect fans to the show in many ways. It also helps the show get more viewers and make more money.

Kim Moses's Personal Life

Kim Moses was married to Ian Sander. They had two children together, named Aaron and Declan.