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Remy Blumenfeld
Remy Blumenfeld (born, Paris, France) is a British Television executive and content creator who founded the TV production-company, Thinking Violets in 2013 and co-founded the production company Brighter Pictures which he sold to Endemol in 2004. In 2008 he launched the Formats division of ITV Studios, the production arm of Britain's largest commercial TV station and exported shows such as Come Dine With Me, I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! and Four Weddings around the world.〔"Hollywood Reporter" Hollywood Reporter 10/14/2010 by Mimi Turner〕 Remy Blumenfeld has created more than 50 television formats, many of which, such as There's Something About Miriam and Gay, Straight or Taken? have been exported around the world. The Independent newspaper has ranked him as one of the top 20 most influential gay men or women in the UK.〔"Independent on Sunday" Ben Summerskill in the Independent On Sunday, Gay Power the Pink List〕 In September 2010 he was by his named by his peers as one of the world's top 5 format creators〔"Broadcast Magazine" Dealmakers, 1 October 2010〕 In March 2012 Remy Blumenfeld was named as one of the world's Greatest Reality Show Villains.〔"News.Com.Au" Switched On's List of the Greatest Reality Show Villains〕
==Biography==
Remy Blumenfeld is the grandson of the photographer, Erwin Blumenfeld who is credited with having taken more covers of Vogue Magazine than any other photographer. He is the son of the Sculptor, Helaine Blumenfeld and the writer, Yorick Blumenfeld. The Sunday Times Magazine wrote of the relationship between Remy and his mother, Helaine, in Relative Values〔"Relative Values" Helaine Blumenfeld and her son Remy - Times Online 2 Nov 2008 Relative Values A Mother and Son Who Break The Mould by Caroline Scott〕 "I've learnt a lot from my mother and father about what is really of value in life - it's about who you love and who loves you. And I think they've learnt from me that life isn't all about what you leave behind." In 2001, Remy Blumenfeld was the driving force, together with Producer Anne Mensah, of TVYP at work, a scheme which sponsored 15 youngsters each year to find paid placements with some of the UK's most prestigious TV companies. The scheme ran successfully as part of the Edinburgh TV Festival.〔"Scottish Screen", 27 July 2007.〕
He went to Bedales School in Hampshire and attended the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain.
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