World Builder Entertainment expands the senior team with two new managers

Exclusive: World Builder Entertainment, a brand development, production and artist management company founded by Danny Festa and Mark Manus, has expanded its management team with the addition of new managers Nick Terry and his teachers. Terry will focus mainly on TV / Streaming and Film, while the Master will focus on Books and Authors. Both are also looking for intellectual property development and manufacturing.

“At World Builder Entertainment, we are opposed to classifying our clients only as writers, directors, actors, authors, illustrators or game developers,” said Festa. “We support creators, artists who have the talent, vision and aspiration to play many roles. The expansion we announce today is a direct result of the faith and conviction the creative community has demonstrated in our new approach to artistic performance.

“Nick and his passion for developing and nurturing a ruthless creative spirit in these artists,” said Manus. “They intuitively understand what motivates creatives to create innovative content, master hybrid roles and push the boundaries of their unique talent. They also have extensive experience in researching and developing the latest content. Nick and his people fit in perfectly with our overall mission, brand vision and culture. “

Terry was most recently the Manager / Producer of Zero Gravity Management. Some of the clients he joins at World Builder include actress, writer and director Anna Chazelle (writer and director, Jellyfish Da Fangoria Studios), actress / writer / director Livia de Paolis (writer, director and protagonist missing girls)actor Aubrey K. Miller (just add the magic), screenwriters / directors Jen Vestuto and Melissa Marlett (Nancy Draw) And director / producer / writer / actor JT Mollner (writer / director, Outlaws and angels).

Masters joined World Builder after working as an agent for the Kohner Agency, where he represented book rights for authors such as Gregory Maguire and Donald Westlake. He also worked as a feature film developer, including David Friendly at Deep River Productions, where he oversaw a number of film projects, including laws of attraction It’s an Oscar-winning movie Little Miss Sunshine.