In a pre-holiday surprise, megaproducer Greg Berlanti is leaving his longtime reps at WME for a new home at CAA. According to insiders, the decision to make the switch comes as Berlanti takes stock of his career — and as he approaches 50, aims to evolve his domain.The jump from WME to CAA also coincides with big changes in the worlds that Berlanti is best known for: The CW, where Berlanti has produced countless shows and found some of his...
Berlanti Productions, Berlanti Schechter Films
Sarah
Schechter
Chairwoman / Partner
Running Berlanti Prods. with partner Greg Berlanti since 2014, Schechter has established herself as one of Hollywood’s most prolific producers, with as many as 17 shows running at once, and she continues to pad those numbers. In 2022, she premiered new episodes of five shows from the DC Comics universe, second seasons of “The Flight Attendant” and “All American: Homecoming,” a third season of the “Kung Fu” reboot and a fifth season of “All American,” as well as the features “My Policeman,” Amazon’s period drama starring Harry Styles, and “Moonshot,” with HBO Max. Schechter’s 2023 slate features numerous TV shows (NBC’s “Found,” Netflix’s “Atlas” and HBO Max’s “Dead Boy Detectives” and “Girls on the Bus”) and the films “Red, White & Royal Blue” for Amazon and the Berlanti-directed 1960s space-race drama “Project Artemis” for Apple.