RE:LOCATION
JAMES MCCOURT
James McCourt was a British television host and worked across all the major networks during his ten year career in broadcasting.
In 2008 he made the move to Los Angeles and soon discovered numerous other individuals hoping to RE: Locate to the US, but with many questions and concerns about the immigration process. The combination of a background in entertainment and first hand experience of RE: Locating led James to form this company in the hope he could assist in helping others avoid the many potential pitfalls.
Although he would like to own one, there's no magic wand that can illiminate the volume and intricate nature of the work involved in every case. But James enjoys the challenge and has assisted hundreds of production staff, actors, hosts, models and dancers in their move to the US- working with many of the major talent agents and managers.
James's brother is British TV host Richard McCourt ('Dick' from Dick & Dom) and he is originally from Sheffield! Somehow the palm trees and sun of LA were enough of a draw to convince him to leave South Yorkshire behind!
NOAM FRIEDLANDER Since moving to Los Angeles in 2008, Noam Friedlander has worked for various law firms and with a number of lawyers in securing O-1s for a large number of clients from all over the world including Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Israel, New Zealand, South Africa, Sweden and the United Kingdom. Having worked in the entertainment industry, her specialized field is obtaining visas for foreign nationals with an entertainment background from production through to performance artists as she understands the importance of various key positions within the industry as well as having an innate knowledge of European and worldwide TV shows and films. As well as working as a legal assistant, Noam is also a published author, script writer, TV reviewer and feature writer. She has written 14 non-fiction books on subjects ranging from sport, religion, entertainment and childrens names. She passionately supports QPR, a British football (soccer team) - it's one of the few thing she misses about the UK. But don't hold that against her!
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