WME Independent Hires Kristen Konvitz as Film Finance & Packaging Agent
September 6, 2025 - 04:11
WME Independent has announced the addition of Kristen Konvitz to its team as a film finance and packaging agent. With a wealth of experience in the entertainment industry, Konvitz is poised to enhance the agency's capabilities in navigating the complex landscape of film financing and production.
Her background includes a successful track record of working with various production companies and independent filmmakers, making her a valuable asset to WME Independent. In her new role, Konvitz will focus on connecting filmmakers with potential investors and facilitating the development of compelling film projects.
The agency's decision to bring Konvitz on board reflects its commitment to expanding its services and providing tailored support to clients in the ever-evolving film market. As the industry continues to adapt to new trends and challenges, her expertise is expected to play a crucial role in driving successful collaborations and ensuring the financial viability of innovative film projects.
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