Erin Kapor has joined WME as an agent.
She comes to the Endeavor-owned talent agency after serving as senior vp creative at Original Creative Agency. Kapor brings with her over a decade of experience in creative representation and strategy.
Earlier in her career, she worked for Downtown Music Publishing and Red Light Management before turning to consulting work as a creative strategist.
Kapor brings to WME a client list that includes Ben Chappell (Arctic Monkeys, Niall Horan), Clare Gillen (Rihanna), Cody “Ssion” Critcheloe (Kim Petras, Robyn), Franc Fernandez (Lady Gaga, Miguel) and James “Yimmy Yayo” Bailey (Alicia Keys, Nintendo).
Her other clients, blurring the line between fashion, music, sports and art with their work, include Joe Perez (Beyoncé, Louis Vuitton), creative studio Tawbox (Drake, Boygenius) and Undercard Studio (FKA Twigs, Blur).
They join WME’s pre-existing roster of talent working in this space that includes designer KidSuper; Ethan Tobman, creative...
She comes to the Endeavor-owned talent agency after serving as senior vp creative at Original Creative Agency. Kapor brings with her over a decade of experience in creative representation and strategy.
Earlier in her career, she worked for Downtown Music Publishing and Red Light Management before turning to consulting work as a creative strategist.
Kapor brings to WME a client list that includes Ben Chappell (Arctic Monkeys, Niall Horan), Clare Gillen (Rihanna), Cody “Ssion” Critcheloe (Kim Petras, Robyn), Franc Fernandez (Lady Gaga, Miguel) and James “Yimmy Yayo” Bailey (Alicia Keys, Nintendo).
Her other clients, blurring the line between fashion, music, sports and art with their work, include Joe Perez (Beyoncé, Louis Vuitton), creative studio Tawbox (Drake, Boygenius) and Undercard Studio (FKA Twigs, Blur).
They join WME’s pre-existing roster of talent working in this space that includes designer KidSuper; Ethan Tobman, creative...
- 3/13/2024
- by Etan Vlessing
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Showtime has announced The Show, a 90-minute feature documentary that looks at the making of the 2021 Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show, starring The Weeknd.
Directed by Nadia Hallgren (Becoming), The Show is produced by the Pepsi in-house content studio and Boardwalk Pictures and will premiere later this year on Showtime.
The documentary will look at the months of collaboration among first-time Halftime Show executive producer Jesse Collins, second-time executive producers Roc Nation and more “to pull off one of the biggest musical productions during one of the most challenging, unprecedented times,” Showtime said in its announcement.
“This historic year with Jesse Collins as the first Black EP of the Halftime Show brought an opportunity to tell a new story,” said Hallgren. “We get a window into the process of a diverse team of executives and creatives working at the highest level, in front of and behind the camera. It’s...
Directed by Nadia Hallgren (Becoming), The Show is produced by the Pepsi in-house content studio and Boardwalk Pictures and will premiere later this year on Showtime.
The documentary will look at the months of collaboration among first-time Halftime Show executive producer Jesse Collins, second-time executive producers Roc Nation and more “to pull off one of the biggest musical productions during one of the most challenging, unprecedented times,” Showtime said in its announcement.
“This historic year with Jesse Collins as the first Black EP of the Halftime Show brought an opportunity to tell a new story,” said Hallgren. “We get a window into the process of a diverse team of executives and creatives working at the highest level, in front of and behind the camera. It’s...
- 2/12/2021
- by Denise Petski
- Deadline Film + TV
Showtime has picked up a documentary about The Weeknd’s Super Bowl halftime show, the premium cable network announced Friday.
Titled “The Show,” the 90-minute feature will be directed by “Becoming’s” Nadia Hallgren and is set to premiere late this year. Pepsi, which produces the halftime show each year, will produce the doc with Boardwalk Pictures.
The Weeknd’s performance, helmed by longtime Super Bowl halftime show director Hamish Hamilton, was broadcast on Sunday from the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. Featuring hits like “Can’t Feel My Face,” “Starboy” and “Blinding Lights,” the performance was generally well-received by critics with its immersive stages and moody atmosphere. In a profile published in Billboard, it was revealed that the performer himself kicked in $7 million to deliver the show.
Showtime describes the halftime show, executive produced by Jesse Collins and Roc Nation, as “one of the biggest musical productions during one of the most challenging,...
Titled “The Show,” the 90-minute feature will be directed by “Becoming’s” Nadia Hallgren and is set to premiere late this year. Pepsi, which produces the halftime show each year, will produce the doc with Boardwalk Pictures.
The Weeknd’s performance, helmed by longtime Super Bowl halftime show director Hamish Hamilton, was broadcast on Sunday from the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. Featuring hits like “Can’t Feel My Face,” “Starboy” and “Blinding Lights,” the performance was generally well-received by critics with its immersive stages and moody atmosphere. In a profile published in Billboard, it was revealed that the performer himself kicked in $7 million to deliver the show.
Showtime describes the halftime show, executive produced by Jesse Collins and Roc Nation, as “one of the biggest musical productions during one of the most challenging,...
- 2/12/2021
- by Reid Nakamura
- The Wrap
Showtime has announced that it will air “The Show,” a 90-minute feature documentary that will provide a look into the making of the 2021 Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show, starring the Weeknd. “The Show” is directed by Emmy nominee Nadia Hallgren (“Becoming”), produced by the Pepsi in-house content studio and Boardwalk Pictures and will premiere later this year.
Nearly 100 million people around the world tuned in to watch the Weeknd’s halftime performance, and “The Show” will take a look at just how much work went into those 13 minutes: hours, days and months of collaboration among first-time Halftime Show executive producer Jesse Collins, executive producers Roc Nation and many more to pull off one of the biggest musical productions in an unprecedented time.
“The Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show is undoubtedly the world’s biggest stage, producing the most viewed and talked about moment in music every single year. The pressure to deliver an iconic,...
Nearly 100 million people around the world tuned in to watch the Weeknd’s halftime performance, and “The Show” will take a look at just how much work went into those 13 minutes: hours, days and months of collaboration among first-time Halftime Show executive producer Jesse Collins, executive producers Roc Nation and many more to pull off one of the biggest musical productions in an unprecedented time.
“The Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show is undoubtedly the world’s biggest stage, producing the most viewed and talked about moment in music every single year. The pressure to deliver an iconic,...
- 2/12/2021
- by Jem Aswad
- Variety Film + TV
Heir, a public relations firm that works with brands such as Sweet Chick and Kappa Sport, is merging with the Lede Company. Christine Su, the founder of Heir, will become a co-ceo and partner in the Lede Company.
No money is changing hands, the two agencies are just joining forces. The Lede Company was founded in June by former 42West publicists Amanda Silverman, Meredith O’Sullivan Wasson, and Sarah Levinson Rothman. Its clients include Rihanna, Will Smith, Reese Witherspoon, and Lady Gaga. It also does a great deal of corporate work, with a roster that includes Illumination and Anonymous Content.
The addition of Heir enables the Lede Company to move more fully into branding, augmenting its current corporate and talent work. Su has worked with Complex Media, Adidas Group, Havaianas, and most recently Converse, where she led its global communications strategy for more than four years.
Heir’s clients include Alpha Industries,...
No money is changing hands, the two agencies are just joining forces. The Lede Company was founded in June by former 42West publicists Amanda Silverman, Meredith O’Sullivan Wasson, and Sarah Levinson Rothman. Its clients include Rihanna, Will Smith, Reese Witherspoon, and Lady Gaga. It also does a great deal of corporate work, with a roster that includes Illumination and Anonymous Content.
The addition of Heir enables the Lede Company to move more fully into branding, augmenting its current corporate and talent work. Su has worked with Complex Media, Adidas Group, Havaianas, and most recently Converse, where she led its global communications strategy for more than four years.
Heir’s clients include Alpha Industries,...
- 7/13/2018
- by Brent Lang
- Variety Film + TV
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