Sara Auspitz, Don Sikorski & Cyndi Harder Steele Join Wrigley Media Group’s Unscripted TV Arm

EXCLUSIVE: Kentucky-based Wrigley Media Group has bolstered its unscripted TV team with a trio of hires.

The company, which produces daytime syndicated series Relative Justice, has hired Sara Auspitz, Don Sikorski and Cyndi Harder.

This comes after the appointment of Hack My Home creator Ross Brietenbach earlier this summer to lead the division.

Auspitz previously worked at networks including E! and the Game Show Network. At the former, she worked on Keeping Up With The Kardashians and Botched and at the latter, she worked on shows including The Chase and Skin Wars.

Sikorski was an exec producer on A&E’s Live PD as well as The CW’s Police 24/7 and Paramount+ documentary series The Supreme Team.

Harder Steele was previously an exec producer on series including A&E’s Buddy Valastro’s Cake Dynasty and Legends of the Fork, as well as Hulu’s Cake Toppers.

“We are building something very special here in Kentucky, where we are the largest film and TV company in the state and growing exponentially,” says Wrigley’s CEO Joe Livecchi. “Our commitment to unscripted original development and production comes when many in our industry are unfortunately shrinking their teams. On top of that, Kentucky’s 30-35% tax rebate that we cash flow upfront to preferred partners along with our state-of-the-art facilities in Lexington are a complete production gamechanger.”

Brietenbach added, “We are thrilled to bring on such a talented and experienced trio of unscripted executives, who have collectively spent decades developing and producing a wide array of hit series: Sara, who has served as a senior network exec and brings years of true crime experience; Cyndi, who worked as both a buyer and seller, and has an eye for new social experiment and unscripted entertainment formats; and Don, who is one the most respected access-driven crime producers working today. They join our established team at Wrigley Media that’s already produced hundreds of hours of TV and will surely help us expand upon that success going forward.”