Jorrit van der Kooi
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Jorrit van der Kooi is a Dutch born film and TV director and presenter. He lives in both Los Angeles
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 and the Netherlands
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.

Early career

In 2001 he sold his own idea for a TV show: "Rodeo Drive
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". It is about the life of millionaires in Beverly Hills. It was sold to Dutch national TV and broadcast during the 2001 season. Jorrit hosted and directed this 10 episode series. After this he became an established director
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 for many prime time TV shows in the Netherlands
Netherlands
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. At the same time he works through his own production company as a television and film director in Hollywood.

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