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As Co-Founder of Insomnia Media Group (IMG), Jeff Bowler stands at the helm of one of the most versatile entertainment companies in Hollywood. Insomnia`s services run the gamut from film production to financing to talent representation. Since co-founding the firm in 1999, Bowler has navigated Insomnia`s success in producing and financing films such The Grand, starring Woody Harrelson, Ray Romano and Cheryl Hines, which hits theaters in March 2008, Executive Producing 8 episodes of the Emmy-nominated series "Driven" for VH1 and building out the firm`s talent management side to include stars such as Taryn Manning, Luke Goss, KD Aubert and Rachel Miner.

At the age of 19, Bowler got his early start in the entertainment industry in 1994 after moving from Boston to Los Angeles. At the age of 21, he was a top creative/business executive at Bandai overseeing one of the most successful product license successes of the 1990`s, the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. After a successful stint at Bandai, at the age of 24, Bowler became a leading executive at the World Wresting Federation (now the WWE), overseeing the entertainment entities talent development, licensing and branding.

During his tenure at the WWF, the company experienced record breaking revenues and television ratings worldwide and the launch of WWE FILMS. During Bowler`s time at WWF the company launched Dwayne Johnson aka "The Rock" into a marketable box office star successfully through co-producing the feature films The Mummy Returns and The Scorpion King. . At the WWF, Bowler cemented key relationships with most major movie studios and television networks which eventually inspired him to go on and start Insomnia Media Group with close friend Bret Saxon in 1999. The new company quickly became a success with Bowler securing a three year "house keeping" deal at MTV Networks and in 2004 securing Insomnia Media Group an exclusive "first look" deal at Fox TV Studios, where IMG became the main contributor to the studios development/production slate with over 50 television shows picked up under the deal with Fox. In 2007, Insomnia Media Group received $550M in private equity funding to expand the firm`s ability to fund additional in-house movie projects, purchase film libraries and look to make strategic acquisitions of talent and entertainment management firms. Beyond his work with Insomnia Media Group, Bowler is a member of the Producers Guild of America and was the youngest invited speaker at NATPE (National Association of Television Program Executives). He also writes, directs and produces.