Adesuwa McCalla

Adesuwa McCalla is principal of literary management firm MetaMorphic Entertainment, where she identifies under-the-radar fresh voices that reflect different worlds and perspectives with a literary talent for recognizing great material for her roster of clients. These span award-winning and critically acclaimed film and TV writers and directors whose projects include the Oscar-nominated "Hotel Rwanda," Emmy-winning "Star Trek: Picard", as well as series "Bigger," "All-American," "13 Reasons Why," "Unsolved: The Murders of Notorious B.I.G & Tupac," "How to Get Away With Murder," "The Flash" and "Tell Me a Story." She previously worked at the BBC, ITV, Nickelodeon, and MTV in various roles and collaborated with prolific actor-writer-director Bill Duke to identify marketable fan-engaging series which ultimately propelled her to a programming role at The WB, where she shepherded the groundbreaking series "Angel," "Smallville," and "Grounded for Life."