All these companies are lit agencies based in Los Angeles.
Approximately ranked according to the size of their lit departments, largest first.
More meaningful (especially for medium and smaller sized agencies) would be to identify which agencies are regularly spotted with material on prodco/studio tracking boards, and how popular their clients are on approved-writer lists.
If anyone has this info please post below.
Ditto if I have missed an agency, or misclassified one.
By popular demand:
CAA
WMA
ICM
Power-boutiques:
UTA
Endeavor
Broder Webb Chervi Silbermann
Paradigm
Gersh
Boutiques (to be revised):
Metropolitan Talent Agency
Agency For The Performing Arts
Lynn Pleshette Literary Agency
Original Artists
Innovative Artists
Sarnoff Co.
Hohman/Maybank/Lieb
Preferred Artisis
Rabineau Wachter And Sanford Literary Agency
Bohrman Agency
Kohner Agency
Shapiro-Lichtman
Maggie Roiphe Agency
Medium-sized lit agencies:
Dytman & Associates
Kaplan-Stahler-Gumer-Braun Agency
Don Buchwald
Rothman Brecher Agency
Summit Talent & Literary Agency
Brant Rose Agency
Monteiro/Rose/Dravis Agency
Alpern Group
Read (Melissa Read)
Warden/White & Associates
Candace Lake Agency
Above The Line Agency
Acme Talent & Literary Agency
Working Artists Agency
Artists Agency
Callamaro Literary Agency
Jim Preminger Agency
Small lit agencies:
Abrams Artists
Callamaro Literary Agency
Irene Webb Literary
The Kim Agency
Peter Turner Agency
Field-Cech Agency
Larry Grossman & Associates
Mechanic Company
Michael Lewis & Associates
Stein Agency
Gage Group
Larchmont Literary Agency
Guild-signatory agencies with a lit department but no writers identified on their client list:
Geddes Agency
Chasin Agency
Laya Gelff Agency
Media Artists Group Literary
Stone Manners Talent & Literary
This list will have some holes in it but is reasonably comprehensive. If companies on the WGA Agency List are not included above itâ€TMs because they are not lit agents, not on the radar, or no longer in business. Many of the agencies on the WGAâ€TMs published list of signatories do not actually represent writers.
Please post any other omissions below. Once I verify the details I will edit them in.
Approximately ranked according to the size of their lit departments, largest first.
More meaningful (especially for medium and smaller sized agencies) would be to identify which agencies are regularly spotted with material on prodco/studio tracking boards, and how popular their clients are on approved-writer lists.
If anyone has this info please post below.
Ditto if I have missed an agency, or misclassified one.
By popular demand:
CAA
WMA
ICM
Power-boutiques:
UTA
Endeavor
Broder Webb Chervi Silbermann
Paradigm
Gersh
Boutiques (to be revised):
Metropolitan Talent Agency
Agency For The Performing Arts
Lynn Pleshette Literary Agency
Original Artists
Innovative Artists
Sarnoff Co.
Hohman/Maybank/Lieb
Preferred Artisis
Rabineau Wachter And Sanford Literary Agency
Bohrman Agency
Kohner Agency
Shapiro-Lichtman
Maggie Roiphe Agency
Medium-sized lit agencies:
Dytman & Associates
Kaplan-Stahler-Gumer-Braun Agency
Don Buchwald
Rothman Brecher Agency
Summit Talent & Literary Agency
Brant Rose Agency
Monteiro/Rose/Dravis Agency
Alpern Group
Read (Melissa Read)
Warden/White & Associates
Candace Lake Agency
Above The Line Agency
Acme Talent & Literary Agency
Working Artists Agency
Artists Agency
Callamaro Literary Agency
Jim Preminger Agency
Small lit agencies:
Abrams Artists
Callamaro Literary Agency
Irene Webb Literary
The Kim Agency
Peter Turner Agency
Field-Cech Agency
Larry Grossman & Associates
Mechanic Company
Michael Lewis & Associates
Stein Agency
Gage Group
Larchmont Literary Agency
Guild-signatory agencies with a lit department but no writers identified on their client list:
Geddes Agency
Chasin Agency
Laya Gelff Agency
Media Artists Group Literary
Stone Manners Talent & Literary
This list will have some holes in it but is reasonably comprehensive. If companies on the WGA Agency List are not included above itâ€TMs because they are not lit agents, not on the radar, or no longer in business. Many of the agencies on the WGAâ€TMs published list of signatories do not actually represent writers.
Please post any other omissions below. Once I verify the details I will edit them in.
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