How To Contact Brenda Song

How do I reach out to Brenda Song?

Contact Brenda Song's publicists Alexandra Crotin, Carrie Gordon and Emma Eales at The Lede Co. in New York, then her managers Emily Gerson Saines and Laura Wilkinson at Untitled Entertainment in New York for business, media or charity requests. For paid bookings contact Celestine Au at CAA Los Angeles or Donovan Tatum or Yale Jesser at CAA, and contact JR McGinnis at Felker, Toczek, Gellman, Suddleson only for legal matters. Brenda Song stars in Netflix's Running Point and appeared in The Last Showgirl, and her projects shoot in Los Angeles. Keep pitches short and specific: who you are, the exact request, dates, budget or offer, and why it fits Brenda Song's roles or causes like Stand Up To Cancer and Disney's Friends for Change. Expect a reply within two to three weeks and follow up once after one or two weeks if you don't hear back. For autographs and fan letters use the fan mail address. Responses and autographs depend on availability and are not guaranteed.

How can I meet Brenda Song?

Buy film festival passes and check screening schedules because Brenda Song's film The Last Showgirl premiered at the Toronto Film Festival and festivals include post screening Q&A sessions where cast attend. Watch for Netflix screenings and press events tied to Running Point since Brenda Song plays Ali Lee on that series and many TV promotion events are held in Los Angeles. Attend animation panels and fan conventions that list voice casts because Brenda Song voices Princess Akemi in Blue Eye Samurai and has a voice credit on Zootopia 2, and follow entertainment trade coverage plus Brenda Song's official social channels for appearance announcements.

Where does Brenda Song live?

Brenda Song lives in Los Angeles and, with partner Macaulay Culkin, bought a Sherman Oaks home in March 2026 after selling their Toluca Lake estate, TMZ reported. She spends long stretches working in Los Angeles. She filmed the 2011 sci‑fi dance film Boogie Town in Los Angeles and her early TV work includes the Disney Channel series The Suite Life of Zack & Cody.

How much does it cost to book or hire Brenda Song?

No verified fee figures are available for Brenda Song, so fees are set per event. Fees depend on the event type, date, location and travel, and are negotiated per booking. Bookings are handled by Donovan Tatum, Agent, Commercial/Marketing, Creative Artists Agency (CAA).

How can I request a charitable donation from Brenda Song?

To request a donation from Brenda Song, send a concise letter on organization letterhead stating the organization's name, the cause, event date, audience size, and the exact donation or auction item requested. Prefer the publicist or manager: Alexandra Crotin or Carrie Gordon at The Lede Co. in New York, or Emily Gerson Saines or Laura Wilkinson at Untitled Entertainment in New York.

How do I request an interview or press access to Brenda Song?

To request an interview with Brenda Song, send a concise press request to Alexandra Crotin, Publicist at The Lede Co. (NY). A strong request names your outlet and audience size, the interview topic, proposed dates or deadline, and the format, such as in person, on camera, phone, or remote. The Lede Co. publicist handles scheduling.

What is Brenda Song's net worth?

Brenda Song's net worth is about $8 million in 2026. That figure reflects earnings from acting, producing and endorsements, and estimates vary.

Net worth figures are estimates only, provided for entertainment purposes, and should not be considered accurate.

Brenda Song's Former Contact Information

Use Brenda Song's former contact information to research past representatives, companies, and addresses. This prior contact information is provided as a historical record and no longer current.

c/o Cameron Curtis & Susan Curtis, Curtis Talent Management, 9607 Arby Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210; c/o Patti Felker, Felker, Toczek, Gellman, Suddleson, 1801 Century Park E #2000, Los Angeles, CA 90067; c/o Darren Boghosian, Jacob Fenton & Shani Rosenzweig, United Talent Agency (UTA), 9336 Civic Center Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210; c/o Emily Gerson Saines & Laura Wilkinson, Brookside Artists Management, 250 W 57th St #1820, New York, NY 10107c/o Mona Loring, MLC Public Relations, 5757 Wilshire Blvd #370, Los Angeles, CA 90036; c/o Mona Loring, MLC Public Relations, 7080 Hollywood Blvd #903, Los Angeles, CA 90028; c/o ICM Partners Agency, 10250 Constellation Blvd, #900, Los Angeles CA 90067; c/o CESD Agency, 10635 Santa Monica Blvd, #130, Los Angeles CA 90025; c/o Richard Konigsberg Management, 400 N Mansfield Ave, Los Angeles CA 90036; c/o Shannon Barr, Strategic Public Relations, 1880 Century Park E #711, Los Angeles, CA 90067-1618; c/o Shannon Barr, Strategic Public Relations, 1801 Century Park E #1910, Los Angeles, CA 90067; c/o Shannon Barr, Rogers & Cowan/PMK Public Relations, 1840 Century Park E Fl 18, Los Angeles, CA 90067; c/o Shannon Barr, Rogers & Cowan Public Relations, 8687 Melrose Ave Fl 7, W Hollywood, CA 90069; c/o Baker Winokur Ryder Public Relations, 9100 Wilshire Blvd, #500W, Beverly Hills CA 90212; c/o Danis, Panaro, Nist Talent (DPN) Agency, 324 S Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212