Kathy Carter appears as a judge on the new talent show Fast Track To Fame on SPEED Channel featuring singers, dancers, musicians, comedians and variety acts. The series premieres Monday, March 1 at 8:00 PM ET. (See Press Release below.)

With more than 10 years experience in representing nationally and internationally known clients in the entertainment industry, Carter embraces the art of client management. Not content to simply book her clients in their existing areas of expertise, Carter is committed to enhancing their livelihoods by helping her clients to expand their careers.

While Carter’s acting clients book feature films and television shows, Carter also focuses on each clients’ unique abilities and seeks out fresh opportunities for them in commercials, voiceovers and hosting. Additionally, she added a number of intriguing Creative and Factual Experts to her client roster.

Within the last nine years, Carter has developed strong relationships with the Nashville Music community and has also been instrumental in obtaining television and film opportunities for Montgomery Gentry, Clint Black, Travis Tritt and Dean Sams of Lonestar. Carter brought together Clint Black with HDNET for a concert series and co-produced the CMT show, Music City Muscle, hosted by Montgomery Gentry.

Carter has aligned with Morgan Gendel and Jeremy Littman of Anvil Studios to produce movies tailored to the country music audience and has teamed up on the television front with Scott Satin (Meet My Folks, Who Wants to Marry my Dad, Smile ... You’re Under Arrest) to develop and produce reality television shows.

Kathy Carter is a licensed attorney in California and Texas and practiced law before starting her Management/Production company in 2000.

Press Release: Talent show Fast Track to Fame will debut March 1

By Ben Grossman -- Broadcasting & Cable, 2/22/2010 12:00:00 AM

Auto racing cable network Speed is borrowing from its broadcast brethren and launching a talent show for NASCAR fans. Fast Track to Fame will debut on March 1 at 9 p.m. ET and feature a 10-episode, grassroots talent search taped at stops along the NASCAR schedule.

Speed is also owned by Fox's parent company, News Corp. It is the first major development announced since Fox Sports chairman David Hill expanded his role at News Corp.

The show will be hosted by Michael Waltrip, a renowned NASCAR owner and driver. His brother, Darrell, is part of Fox Sports' NASCAR announcing team.

"I love talent shows," Michael Waltrip says. "I went to Hunter [Nickell, Speed's president]and told him he should air a NASCAR talent show. He thought it was a great idea, and next thing you know, we're doing it. I know there's a lot of hidden talent in NASCAR Nation, and we're going to find it and have a blast while we do."

Fox/FSN on-air talent Charissa Thompson will co-host the 60-minute show with Waltrip. Fast Track will feature not just wannabe singers, but also acts such as comedians and dancers.

The show will tape from late February until May. Speed plans on airing each episode as many as six times after its Monday-night original.

According to Fox Sports, acts will be solicited through local media in NASCAR stops, and when selected they will perform over the weekend in front of three judges. The judges will be Riki Rachtman, a former rock star and host of radio's NASCAR 24/7; Hollywood talent manager Kathy L. Carter; and a weekly guest judge culled from NASCAR's many personalities.

The show is produced in conjunction with FiveBinks Inc. David Hill and George Greenberg from Fox Sports/Stars Avenue, and Michael Binkow and Joe Revello from FiveBinks serve as co-executive producers.