Angie Brown

An Emmy winner and multiple Emmy nominee, Angie Brown has worked extensively in film and television. Her credits include comedy, documentary, re-creation, studio, and reality formats. Angie was part of the team that produced the documentary "Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans Of My Little Pony". Her producing spans the genres of True Crime, Clutter and Comedy. She has produced series and specials include "Great Streets" for PBS and "It's Burlesque" for A&E. After producing two episodes for "Mysterious Worlds" at GRB, Angie produced the pilot of "Intervention" for A&E, and two seasons of "Trace Evidence: The Case Files Of Dr. Henry Lee" for Court TV (TRU TV). In 2006, Angie joined "Clean House" on the Style Network. As the network'stop-rated series, "Clean House" expanded to include two-hour season finales. In 2009,Angie was nominated for two Daytime Emmys for her work on "Clean House" and the series season finale, "The Messiest Home in the Country." She was awarded a Daytime Emmy in 2010 for producing the season finale of "Clean House".