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SNL Season 50 featured player Jane Wickline has signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for worldwide representation in Comedy and Film/TV - Theatrical.
She is repped at WME by agents Allysa Mahler, Andreas Valhouli, Samantha Korn, Grace Goldstein, and Mike Berkowitz, moving over from The Gersh Agency.
Wickline continues with Stapleview for management.
- The signing comes on the heels of her viral SNL sketch "Winter Olympics" and her growing profile as a comedian, actress, and musician.
Jane Wickline, the breakout comedian and featured player on Saturday Night Live, has signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for worldwide representation in Comedy and Film/TV – Theatrical.
She is repped at the agency by Allysa Mahler, Andreas Valhouli, Samantha Korn, Grace Goldstein, and Mike Berkowitz. She was previously represented by The Gersh Agency and continues with Stapleview for management.
Wickline joined SNL as a featured cast member in its milestone 50th season in 2024. Most recently, she wrote and starred in the viral SNL sketch “Winter Olympics.”
Her earlier work includes being a cast member on Stapleview, the first live sketch comedy show on TikTok, and co-starring in Zia Anger’s indie drama My First Film. She also performs as one half of the musical comedy duo Dukes, alongside comedian Liva Pierce.
WME has been on an active signing spree in the comedy space. Just this year, the agency added Ray Romano. Other agencies have also been busy building their talent roasters: Lily Chee recently signed with WME for representation and Arden Jones signed with WME for representation.
Takeaways
Wickline’s move from The Gersh Agency to WME is a notable step up in representation for one of SNL’s freshest faces.
With WME’s global infrastructure and a five-agent team spanning Comedy and Film/TV, the message is clear: the industry sees Wickline as a multi-lane talent, not just a sketch performer, but a potential film and television force.
Her viral “Winter Olympics” sketch, combined with her musical comedy work as Dukes, signals a performer with real range.
Retaining Stapleview for management also keeps her roots in the alt-comedy and TikTok-native world that launched her, while WME opens the door to larger studio and network projects.
Could Wickline’s WME signing fast-track her from SNL featured player to full cast member or even lead her toward a film career? With five agents across Comedy and Film/TV, what kind of projects should fans expect from Wickline next?
