Talent Voiceover, Endorsement Gigs Bring Revenue and Relief at UTA During Pandemic
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variety.comBy Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer In the past three weeks, Emmy winner Bryan Cranston booked a job driving down America’s highways, Tiffany Haddish and rapper-actor Common staged a roving date night and chart-topping producer DJ Khaled performed a duet with his 3-year-old son for a crowd of more than 300,000.
These gigs happened virtually, of course, from the safety of coronavirus quarantine. But as productions remain shuttered across the globe, ongoing voiceover and endorsement work from these stars and more are bringing client revenue and relief efforts at United Talent Agency.
UTA is one of the big four Hollywood deal-making firms impacted by the economic fallout from COVID-19, enacting pay cuts across the board in March to avoid
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