UTA Shake Up: Matt Rice Named President of Filmed Entertainment - The Hollywood Reporter
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United Talent Agency is overhauling the leadership structure for its filmed entertainment group, which includes its Motion Picture Literary, Television Literary and Talent departments, among others.
In a memo to staff Thursday, UTA president David Kramer framed the changes as being necessary to create “a streamlined, future-focused leadership structure for our Filmed Entertainment group which reflects the evolving business of film and television and will enable us to maximize opportunities for clients.”
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