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Run-A-Muck Names Adam Kopp Head Of Creative
Run-A-Muck has appointed producer and executive Adam Kopp as Head of Creative to guide its creative strategy across film, television and digital projects. The hire comes as the company expands its slate and platforms, aiming to connect storytelling across formats.
Kopp starts on 16 November and will work with Head of Creative Development Rowan Riley, who is moving to a first-look producing deal, and executive director Caroline Joyner. Run-A-Muck raised $10 million in seed funding earlier this year and has more than 25 scripted and unscripted projects in development with partners including Netflix, Disney’s Onyx, MGM and Lionsgate. Its digital platforms Drafting and Reign have generated more than one billion impressions across Substack, Instagram and TikTok.
In short
- Adam Kopp will lead Run-A-Muck’s creative strategy.
- He starts on 16 November across film, television and digital.
- Run-A-Muck has raised $10 million and has over 25 projects in development.
Explained simply
Film and television companies often develop many projects at once, while also reaching audiences through online platforms. A head of creative helps shape what the company makes and how its projects fit together across different formats.
Run-A-Muck is an entertainment company developing scripted and unscripted projects with several major studios and streaming services. It also runs Drafting and Reign, digital platforms that publish content on services including Substack, Instagram and TikTok.
Adam Kopp is a producer and executive joining the company’s creative leadership. Rowan Riley, who has been Head of Creative Development, is moving to a first-look producing deal, which gives Run-A-Muck an opportunity to consider projects Riley produces before they are offered elsewhere.
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