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Ever wondered what it takes to represent A-list talent in Hollywood? Listen to this episode of "A Conversation With" Dannielle Thomas, Vice President at Untitled Entertainment and Management, moderated by Jodi Schoenbrun Carter, Managing Partner at 1022m Management. Together, they explore the state of talent representation in the entertainment industry and the intersection of talent management and legal representation. With years of experience representing top talent in TV, film, and theatre, Thomas and Schoenbrun Carter share insider perspectives on navigating today's fast-changing entertainment industry.
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