Celebrity Name: Hannah Marks
New Company: Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
Primary Agents: Adam Perry, Kelly Berger, Shauna Perlman
Department: Motion Picture Talent
Previous Company: Untitled Entertainment
Territory: Worldwide
- Hannah Marks has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for representation, with agents Adam Perry, Kelly Berger, and Shauna Perlman leading her account.
- Marks penned the original script for Netflix’s highly anticipated reboot of 13 Going on 30, which she will also exec produce alongside Jennifer Garner.
- She recently adapted the beloved children’s book Eloise for MRC and Netflix, with Ryan Reynolds starring and Amy Sherman-Palladino directing, the film just wrapped production.
- Marks continues with Circle Management & Production for management and Shelter PR for publicity; she previously held representation at Untitled Entertainment.
Hannah Marks (actress, writer, and director) has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for representation. Marks wrote the original script for Netflix’s highly anticipated reboot of 13 Going on 30, which she will exec produce alongside Jennifer Garner.
She also recently adapted the beloved children’s book Eloise for MRC and Netflix, with Ryan Reynolds starring and producing via his Maximum Effort banner and Amy Sherman-Palladino directing. Her agents at CAA are Adam Perry, Kelly Berger, and Shauna Perlman.
This move follows CAA’s wave of high-profile signings in the film space, including Greta Gerwig and Dorinda Medley, signaling continued momentum for the agency’s talent roster.
Marks helmed the film adaptation of John Green’s Turtles All the Way Down for HBO Max and previously directed Amazon’s Don’t Make Me Go, starring John Cho and Mia Isaac, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival. She will next be seen opposite Naomi Watts in Neon’s The Housewife.
Marks previously held representation at Untitled Entertainment. She continues with Circle Management & Production for management and Shelter PR for publicity.
Takeaways
Hannah Marks is no longer just a filmmaker to watch, she’s a filmmaker studios are racing to lock in. Signing with CAA at this stage of her career makes total sense: she has two major Netflix projects in her pipeline, a slate that spans acting, writing, and directing, and real award-season credibility behind her.
The move from Untitled Entertainment to CAA signals that Marks is leveling up her team to match the scale of where her career is heading.
Could this deal make Hannah Marks one of the next go-to directors for YA adaptations? How might CAA’s muscle change the scale of the projects she takes on next? What streaming platform do you think will land her next original film?
