Register

    Telemundo names Richard Borjas VP of production

    By SHOOTUpdated:No Comments2170 Views
    MIAMI --

    Richard Borjas has been promoted to the newly created position of VP, production, at Telemundo where he will oversee the development and production of multiple programs for the network, including Un Nuevo Día and Suelta La Sopa. Borjas will continue to be based in Miami and report to Jesus Torres Viera, executive VP, entertainment. 

    Borjas is a veteran producer and brings more than 20 years of experience to the role, five of which have been at Telemundo, where he launched and executive produced key productions including La Voz Kids and Suelta La Sopa.  He has also produced various reality formats including Yo Me Llamo and Yo Soy El Artista, and first joined the network as a producer on the weekly two-hour variety show Pa`lante con Cristina.  

    Prior to his time at Telemundo, Borjas worked as a supervising producer for The Balancing Act (Lifetime), which won 11 Telly Awards during his tenure, and was also a freelance producer for Good Morning America (ABC). He also served as a producer at Univision Network for more than 11 years, where he worked on the award-winning Cristina Show, which earned him an Emmy Award nomination in 2004. 

    REGISTRATION REQUIRED to access this page.

    Already registered? LOGIN
    Don't have an account? REGISTER

    Registration is FREE and FAST.

    The limited access duration has come to an end. (Access was allowed until: 2017-02-11)
    Tags:Richard BorjasTelemundo



    Gary Cole Talks “NCIS” As Veterans Day Special Unfolds

    Tuesday, November 11, 2025

    There's a Gary Cole for everyone.

    Whether you know him from "The West Wing" or "Veep," "The Good Wife" or "Office Space," "Dodgeball" or "Midnight Caller," you most likely know his face.

    For a while he was the "hero of the schoolyard" with his daughter's classmates for appearing in "Cadet Kelly" alongside Hilary Duff. These days, though, it's his role as Alden Parker on the long-running CBS crime procedural "NCIS" that has him stopped in the street.

    Centered on the U.S. Navy's investigative unit in Washington, D.C., the show is currently airing Season 23.

    "It's pretty powerful, that impact," says Cole of the program's devoted broadcast audience. "So a lot of people have followed the show and they have followed it, some of them, forever," he adds.

    Cole's character was brought in during Season 19 to run the team after Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) left. In a Veterans Day special, a first for the franchise, "NCIS" and "NCIS: Origins" will cross over with back-to-back episodes Tuesday. A historical mystery in "Origins" — featuring a guest appearance from Harmon on the show that follow Gibbs' early career — will find its way to the modern day on "NCIS," which airs directly after.

    Cole spoke about the success of the show, the real service members he's met and those classic "NCIS" freeze frames. This conversation has been edited for clarity and brevity.

    Q: Was the popularity of "NCIS" a plus or minus when you were thinking about taking the role?

    COLE: I didn't really look at the effect of how big or small the audience would be, because today things are much different. I mean, nothing has kind of the large, overwhelming impact that television shows of 25 years did in... Read More

    MySHOOT Profiles


    Add A Comment