Film/TV

David Labrava, widely recognized for his role in the hit FX series “Sons of Anarchy” and its spinoff “Mayans M.C.,” has returned to The Green Room for representation. Labrava’s decision to rejoin The Green Room marks a promising step in his continuing career in the entertainment industry.

🏍️ A Ride Through ‘Sons of Anarchy’: Labrava gained significant acclaim for his portrayal of Happy Lowman, the enigmatic assassin in “Sons of Anarchy.” Starting as a technical advisor on the show, he swiftly rose through the ranks, ultimately becoming a series regular and co-writing an episode in Season 4 titled “Hands.” His involvement extended beyond on-screen appearances, as he also penned “Fat Bob’s Blog” on the FX website for the entirety of the show’s seven-season run.

🎭 Transition to ‘Mayans M.C.’: Labrava reprised his role as Happy in “Mayans M.C.,” a series co-created by Kurt Sutter and Elgin James. He brought depth to the character over three seasons, concluding his journey with a dramatic exit in the final season.

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Tilda Swinton, celebrated for her remarkable acting prowess and versatility, has made a significant move in her illustrious career by signing with CAA. Swinton, an Academy Award and BAFTA Award winner, is known for her captivating performances and unique choice of roles.

🌐 A Rich Legacy of Film: Swinton’s recent standout role in David Fincher’s Netflix film “The Killer” is a testament to her ability to continually reinvent herself. Her career spans nearly four decades, during which she has collaborated with a host of acclaimed directors, including Bong Joon Ho, Wes Anderson, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Luca Guadagnino, Jim Jarmusch, and Joanna Hogg. She began her cinematic journey with Derek Jarman, making eight films that helped shape her early career.

🏆 Acclaimed Performances: Swinton’s filmography is a parade of critically acclaimed movies. Her role in “Michael Clayton” brought her an Academy Award and a BAFTA for Best Supporting Actress. “We Need to Talk About Kevin” saw her receiving a BAFTA Award nomination. Her other notable films include “Orlando,”

Mercedes Mason, a familiar face from popular TV series like “The Rookie” and “Fear the Walking Dead,” has joined the ranks of Silver Lining Entertainment. Known for her dynamic acting abilities, Mason’s move to Silver Lining Entertainment signifies a significant step in her flourishing career.

👮‍♀️ ‘The Rookie’ and Beyond: In ABC’s “The Rookie,” Mason captured audiences with her portrayal of Captain Zoe Andersen, the Commanding Officer of the Mid-Wilshire Division. The show’s success, heading into its sixth season, is testament to her compelling performance. Her role as Ofelia Salazar in AMC’s “Fear the Walking Dead” further showcased her versatility, adding to her impressive repertoire.

🌟 A Diverse Career: Mason’s talent extends beyond these roles, having appeared in a variety of acclaimed series. Her appearances in “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “American Horror Stories,” “The L Word: Generation Q,” “How to Get Away with Murder,” and “Entourage” have demonstrated

Jason Segel, a versatile and acclaimed figure in the entertainment industry, has taken a significant step in his career by signing with UTA (United Talent Agency). Known for his multifaceted roles and contributions in various critically acclaimed projects, Segel’s move to UTA marks a new chapter in his already impressive journey in Hollywood.

🍎 A Star on Apple TV+: Segel has recently been in the spotlight as the star, co-writer, and executive producer of the Apple TV+ series “Shrinking.” His compelling performance, alongside Harrison Ford, has garnered him Best Actor nominations at both the 2023 Primetime Emmys and the 2024 Golden Globes, underlining his talent and versatility as an actor.

🏀 Winning Time on HBO: In addition to his success on “Shrinking,” Segel starred in “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers,” an HBO series that received a nomination for Best Drama at the 2024 Critics Choice Awards. This role further cements his status as a prominent actor capable of taking on diverse and challenging roles.

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Celebrated actor Nicholas Pinnock has made a significant career move by signing with Independent Artist Group (IAG) for representation, a development that coincides with his acclaimed performance in TriStar/Legendary’s ‘The Book of Clarence.’

🌠 A Riveting Portrayal: In ‘The Book of Clarence,’ a biblical dramedy directed by Jeymes Samuel of ‘The Harder They Fall’ fame, Pinnock delivers a compelling portrayal of Jesus. The film, which also stars LaKeith Stanfield, Omar Sy, RJ Cyler, and others, centers on the life of Clarence, who is deeply influenced by the Messiah’s rise. The movie had its world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival and was released in U.S. theaters on January 12.

📺 Upcoming Endeavors: Pinnock’s dynamic career trajectory continues with his role in ‘This Town,’ a BBC limited series created by Steven Knight. Fans can also look forward to seeing him in Robert Zemeckis’ film ‘Here,’ alongside Tom Hanks and Robin Wright, and in Nia DaCosta’s ‘Hedda,’ a modern take on ‘Hedda Gabler,’

Director Rich Peppiatt, fresh from the success of his narrative feature “Kneecap” at Sundance, has inked a deal with prestigious entities Anonymous Content and WME.

🎬 Sundance Sensation: Peppiatt’s “Kneecap” made a significant impact at Sundance, leading to Sony Pictures Classics acquiring it before its premiere. This film, celebrated in the NEXT section, is based on a true story and follows the tumultuous journey of the Belfast rap trio, Kneecap, as they inadvertently become the face of a civil rights movement.

🎥 Unique Storytelling: The film, featuring Kneecap members Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, Naoise Ó Cairealláin, and JJ Ó Dochartaigh playing themselves, also stars the renowned Michael Fassbender. Notably, “Kneecap” is the first Irish-language film to be showcased at Sundance, marking a historical moment for Irish cinema.

🚀 Expanding Horizons: With the backing of Anonymous Content and WME, two powerhouses in the entertainment industry, Peppiatt’s career is poised for substantial growth. This partnership signifies a promising future for Peppiatt, with opportunities for more innovative and impactful

Ahead of her latest short film’s premiere at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, filmmaker Masha Ko is making significant strides in her career by signing with Range Media Partners.

🎥 ‘The Looming’ – A Haunting Tale of Aging and Isolation: Masha Ko’s genre short, ‘The Looming,’ is set to captivate audiences at Sundance. The film, which won the Best Short Film at Screamfest 2023, is a poignant exploration of aging, loneliness, and dementia. It tells the story of Chester, a 70-year-old man, played by Joseph Lopez, who starts hearing mysterious noises in his home. His fears are initially dismissed by his daughter and coworkers, but an unexpected validation comes from Luna (Brianne Buishas), his home audio assistant, affirming that his experiences are real.

📽️ A Director’s Vision for Empathy: Through ‘The Looming,’ Ko aims to evoke a deep sense of empathy around often overlooked subjects like loneliness and dementia. Her storytelling approach combines the horror genre’s intensity with a profound understanding of human emotions, resulting in a film that is both haunting and deeply touching.

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Tracy Letts, the acclaimed playwright and actor behind the Pulitzer Prize-winning “August: Osage County,” has inked a deal with UTA for representation across all areas, the agency recently announced.

🎞️ A Storied Career in Theater and Film: Letts has been a prominent figure in theater for decades, known for both his writing and acting prowess. His works include the Tony- and Pulitzer-nominated “The Minutes,” in which he not only wrote but also starred. This dark comedy made its Broadway debut on April 17, 2022.

📜 Broadway Successes and Beyond: Letts’ involvement in Broadway extends beyond “The Minutes.” He penned and presented “Linda Vista” in 2019, and the same year, took to the stage opposite Annette Bening in a revival of Arthur Miller’s “All My Sons.” His portrayal of “George” in the 2012 revival of Edward Albee’s “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” earned him a Tony award. The Pulitzer Prize came calling in 2008 for “August: Osage County,” which also snagged five Tony awards, including Best Play.

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John Orloff, the Emmy-nominated screenwriter and creator behind the eagerly awaited Apple TV series “Masters of the Air,” has recently joined forces with Verve for representation.

📺 About ‘Masters of the Air’: Produced by the iconic trio of Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, and Gary Goetzman, “Masters of the Air” is set to make its grand premiere on Friday, January 26. The series, starring Austin Butler and Barry Keoghan, is an adaptation of Donald L. Miller’s book and narrates the gripping true story of an American bomber group during World War II. Orloff not only created this ambitious series but also penned all nine episodes, showcasing his prowess in both storytelling and historical narratives.

🏆 Orloff’s Stellar Career: John Orloff is no stranger to acclaim in the world of screenwriting. His work on “Band of Brothers” garnered him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Writing for a Miniseries. This critically lauded series won seven Emmys and a Golden Globe for Best Miniseries, and at the time of its release, it was the most expensive miniseries ever produced. Orloff’s portfolio also includes “A Mighty Heart,”