Pete Micelli: Last News

Meet Cute, a podcast company specializing in romantic comedies, has struck a partnership deal with Range Media Partners.

Eman Redwan, most recently a Digital Talent Agent at UTA focusing on the beauty and lifestyle space, has joined Range Media Partners and will become a partner. In the new role, she will manage digital clients and working across Range’s full roster of clients on brand partnerships.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterVeteran music executives Tommy Mottola and Lex Borrero have teamed up with Range Media Partners to form Ntertain — a new cross-platform content company focused on Latino talent and storytelling.Ntertain has been quietly operational for the past six months, and is imminently preparing a slate of scripted and unscripted series and features, a well as podcasts, from top global-facing creators. The company is studio agnostic, and will sell to the open market with the assistance of the Pete Micelli-led Range.The new venture is financed by all three partners and a group of private investors, Mottola told Variety, and was conceived with NEON16’s head of creative, Ivan Rodriguez.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: In its biggest TV lit signing to date, recently launched Range Media Partners has brought in as a client Damon Lindelof, who is coming off multiple Emmy wins for his HBO limited series The Watchmen.At the high-profile upstart management company, Lindelof will be represented by his former agent at CAA, Range’s architect, co-founder and CEO Peter Micelli.“Pete Micelli took a leap of faith in signing me over two decades ago and it is my honor to return the favor by following him to Range,” Lindelof said.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterAfter gathering a strike team of experienced Hollywood agents for his new management venture, CAA and Entertainment One alum Pete Micelli plans to take aim at the industry’s top talent and top talent agencies.The unnamed venture had been christened Moxie Media in materials circulated to prospective investors (insiders say the company name has since changed) and as a recruiting tool, according to a 20-page document Variety obtained. Micelli’s plans came into a focus this past weekend after a flurry of high-profile resignations by agents including CAA’s Jack Whigham and Dave Bugliari, UTA’s Susie Fox and Mackenzie Roussos and WME’s Rich Cook, who are all said to be joining Micelli.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterAfter gathering a strike team of experienced Hollywood agents for his new management venture, CAA and Entertainment One alum Pete Micelli plans to take aim at the industry’s top talent and top talent agencies.The unnamed venture had been christened Moxie Media in materials circulated to prospective investors and as a recruiting tool, according to a 20-page document Variety obtained. Sources cautioned that the Moxie Media moniker may change.Micelli’s plans came into a focus this past weekend after a flurry of high-profile resignations by agents including CAA’s Jack Whigham and Dave Bugliari, UTA’s Susie Fox and Mackenzie Roussos and WME’s Rich Cook, who are all said to be joining Micelli.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: It was just announced internally at CAA and it is a bombshell. Pete Micelli, the former CAA television agent who in April left his post as Chief Strategy Officer at eOne, will spearhead a new management/production company that will be packed with top agent talents.Jack Whigham, Mick Sullivan, Dave Bugliari, and Michael Cooper are in for sure, and I’m hearing there is financing from at least three major investors including Steve Cohen, the hedge fund titan who is attempting to buy the New York Mets.