Bash Naran Joins WME as Scripted Television Agent

Special: Bash Naran, the literary director and producer of Writ Large, will leave the company and become the representative of WME’s scripted television division. He will serve in the agency’s Beverly Hills office.

For more than three and a half years at Writ Large, Naran has been a writer, director and producer focusing on diverse, underrepresented and international creators with unique, multicultural perspectives. A few customers are expected to follow.

Before joining Writ Large, Naran was Jeremy Platt’s Literary Director for two and a half years. Throughout his managerial career, Naran has featured Oscar and Emmy nominee and DGA Award winner Smith Mundra (indian matchmaker, st louis superman), Ali Selim (Marvel covert invasion), Matthew Chons (Marvel იქნებაWill it be…?), David Cogeshall (Paramount’s Orphan: First deathWarner Bros. thunder cats), Des Moran (Peacock queer as a people) and Anna Klassen (When lightning strikes, Netflix dorothy and alice).

“Bashi is an excellent agent, colleague and friend! “I really miss him and his song, but we are happy to continue to support him in the later stages of his career,” Writ Large’s partners said in a statement. Said.

Naran began his entertainment career at CAA Entertainment Marketing Group, where he assisted clients such as Canada Goose, Chipotle, General Motors, and Fender Guitars. Prior to that, Naran was the marketing director for New York-based Doucce Cosmetics.

Naran is the co-founder of Salon, a forum for South Asian artists and executives in the entertainment industry to connect and collaborate, share resources, encourage mentorship, and foster public advocacy. Founded by Nick Dodan and Winnie Chiber, the organization launched a mentoring program to foster creativity and executives in the diaspora with the help of Rishi Rajan (CEO, Hillman Grad) and Rena Singh (EVP, Disney Branded Television).