Scott Stoops Joins Kaplan/Perrone Leisure (EXCLUSIVE)

EXCLUSIVE: After greater than a decade at Good Concern Content material, an organization he joined at its inception, lit supervisor Scott Stoops has moved over to Kaplan/Perrone Leisure, Deadline has discovered.

Elevated to Associate at Good Concern in 2023, Stoops got here to the corporate after serving as an assistant at its earlier iteration, Benderspink. He’s the second to exit Good Concern in current months, following producer and supervisor Jake Weiner, who left to launch his personal administration and manufacturing firm, Harvest Hill Leisure, after 25 years alongside producer Chris Bender.

In an announcement too Deadline, Stoops stated, “I’m deeply grateful for the 11 years I spent at Good Concern Content material, and I’m extremely excited to start the subsequent chapter of my profession at Kaplan/Perrone Leisure, the place I can contribute to the expansion of our shoppers with such a dynamic and well-respected group of managers.”

The Kaplan/Perrone companions praised Stoops for his “phenomenal style,” “impeccable fame,” and “ardour for representing actually proficient artists,” saying, “We’re extraordinarily excited to welcome him to KPE.”

Stoops acquired his begin at Paradigm, the place he segued from an assistant within the below-the-line division to an MP Lit group Agent Trainee.

Among the many shoppers becoming a member of him at Kaplan/Perrone is Kirill Sokolov, the director of New Line’s genre-bender They Will Kill You, which is coming off its SXSW premiere and releases in theaters on March 27. Others on the roster embody Santiago Menghini (director, The Revenge of La Llorona), Matthew Scot Kane (Hysteria!), Aisha Porter-Christie (Gen V, Daredevil), Rayna McClendon (Fourth Wing, Tomb Raider), Megan McDonnell (The Marvels, Darkish Matter), Katie Crabb (Sick, Waterfront), Wyatt Cain (Poker Face), Stephen Herman (They’re Nonetheless Right here), Ben Mekler & Chris Amick (Ticket to Trip), Michael Voyer (The Broodmare, We’re So Pleased You Discovered Us), and Josh Giuliano (River).