- PinkPantheress (Victoria Walker) has signed with M88 for film/TV management, with Stephanie Moy leading the deal.
- She'll make her feature film debut in The Daniels' untitled Universal feature alongside Matt Damon, Sandra Oh, and Charles Melton, out November 19, 2027.
- She keeps her existing music team intact: Up Close Management for management, THE·TEAM for worldwide representation, The Oriel Co. and Satellite 414 for public relations, and 300 Entertainment for record label.
- The move follows a career-high year: two 2026 Grammy nods and a historic BRIT Award win.
Grammy-nominated artist PinkPantheress, born Victoria Walker, has signed with M88 for film and television management, with manager Stephanie Moy leading the new representation.
The signing lands as the classically trained actor makes her feature film debut in The Daniels’ secretive untitled Universal film, joining Matt Damon, Sandra Oh, and Charles Melton. The project, from Everything Everywhere All at Once directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, hits theaters November 19, 2027.
The management move caps a milestone year for the singer: two 2026 Grammy nominations, the first-ever BRIT Award for Producer of the Year win by a woman, and her first Billboard Global 200 No. 1.
She’s also stayed busy on the brand side, recently partnering with UGG on a new campaign and joining Laufey and Willow Avalon for an Etsy festival shop collaboration.
On the music side, she continues with Up Close Management for management, THE·TEAM for live music/touring representation, The Oriel Co. and Satellite 414 for public relations, and 300 Entertainment for label work.
M88 has been actively growing its film/TV bench this year, landing filmmaker Nathan Xia. The musician-to-actor pipeline is picking up industry-wide: Alex Warren just signed with UTA for film/TV representation, another sign that chart-toppers are eyeing the screen.
Takeaways
M88 keeps proving it’s the go-to shop for crossover talent (musicians, K-drama breakouts, indie filmmakers), betting early on people who don’t fit a traditional “actor” mold.
PinkPantheress joining a Daniels ensemble alongside Matt Damon is a serious swing for a first-ever film role, and it says as much about the Daniels’ casting instincts as it does about her ambitions.
Keeping her music team fully intact also shows this is additive, not a pivot; she’s not leaving music behind, she’s stacking a second career on top of it.
Does adding film/TV credits change how an artist’s music is perceived, or do the two stay separate in fans’ minds? Could this open the door for more of her peers to make similar moves?
