She exchanged vows with Bob in 1997, in a private ceremony attended by only the closest of their friends and family members Naomi gave birth to their son Nate on 3 December 1998, and their daughter Erin followed on 24 November 2000. Naomi prefers to keep the details of her love life to herself, but has still allowed her fans to have a glimpse into it. She has received special thanks for three movies: the 2013 adventure comedy “Ass Backwards”, the 2014 romantic comedy “The Skeleton Twins”, and the 2019 short film “It All Makes Sense”. Naomi worked in the art department of the 2015 series “W/Bob and David”. Two of Naomi’s most recent works have been producing all the five episodes of the 2015 comedy series “W/Bob and David”, and the 2022 comedy movie “Summer in Argyle”. She produced the 2011 comedy movie “Let’s Do This!”, directed by her husband Bob, and which starred Jill Bartlett, Emily Candini and Alex Desert – it follows the people working at Cal-Gold Pictures. It follows a lonely man in his 20s as he’s spending time with his best friend and two strangers at a local restaurant the movie won five of the 14 awards for which it was nominated.Ī couple of Naomi’s following works were on the 2006 short comedy movies “The Pity Card” and “Derek & Simon: A Bee and a Cigarette”, and the 2007 short comedy series “Derek and Simon: The Show”. Her producing debut was the 2003 romantic comedy movie “Melvin Goes to Dinner”, directed by her husband Bob, and which starred Michael Blieden, Stephanie Courtney and Matt Price.

Naomi and Bob’s first mutual project was the launch of their company Odenkirk Talent Management, while they then went on to found Odenkirk Provissiero Entertainment it was then that Naomi launched her career as a producer. She matriculated in 1992, and although she hasn’t spoken of her further education, it’s widely believed that Naomi attended college, and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in 1996. Naomi became interested in dancing when she was nine, and started acting upon enrolling at a local high school in 1988 it didn’t take long for her to realize that she wasn’t talented enough to pursue a career as an actress, but she would eventually become a film producer. She had a rather normal childhood and attended a local elementary school in Los Angeles, California, to where her family moved when she was six years old.

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