SCREENPLAY LITERARY AGENTS

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1. CAA (Creative Artists Agency)

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• Agent: Jon Levin

• Overview: Jon Levin has a strong track record in both comedy and thriller genres. CAA is known for its deep connections with major studios and its ability to package projects with top talent, making it an excellent choice for a comedy thriller.

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2. WME (William Morris Endeavor)

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• Agent: David Lubliner

• Overview: David Lubliner is known for representing screenwriters in diverse genres, including comedy and thriller. WME’s resources and network make it a strong contender for selling a high-concept comedy thriller.

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3. UTA (United Talent Agency)

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• Agent: Keya Khayatian

• Overview: Keya Khayatian has a strong background in representing writers and directors in the comedy and thriller spaces. UTA is particularly adept at nurturing talent and getting projects greenlit.

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4. Gersh Agency

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• Agent: Bob Hohman

• Overview: Bob Hohman has experience in both genres and a reputation for working closely with writers to develop and sell their projects. Gersh’s boutique approach might provide more personalized attention, which can be beneficial for a niche genre like a comedy thriller.

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5. Verve Talent & Literary Agency

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• Agent: Adam Levine

• Overview: Adam Levine at Verve is known for his focus on unique and high-concept projects, which would align well with a comedy thriller. Verve’s reputation for client-focused representation makes them a good fit for writers in this genre.

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6. Kaplan/Perrone Entertainment

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• Agents: Aaron Kaplan, Sean Perrone

• Overview: As a management company that focuses heavily on screenwriters, Kaplan/Perrone has a strong record in both comedy and thriller genres. They are known for helping new voices break into the industry, making them an excellent choice for an emerging writer.