
Just in time for Comic-Con – independent graphic novel and comic book publisher Oni Press and its sister company Closed on Mondays Entertainment have signed with WME in all areas. The companies were previously with Paradigm. On the feature side, Closed on Mondays produced the feature adaptation of “Scott Pilgrim Versus the World and has several projects in various stages of development, including The Last Call with producer Barry Josephson; The Leading Man with producer Marc Platt; “Frenemy of the State” with Imagine Entertainment at Universal; The Return of King Doug starring Ben Stiller and produced by Red Hour Films; and “Ciudad” with Joe and Anthony Russo writing and directing. On the TV side, Closed on Mondays has a first-look deal with CBS TV Studios to adapt Oni properties for the small screen. Oni Press’s Publisher Joe Nozemack and Editor-in-Chief James Lucas Jones oversee the Portland-based publishing office. Closed on Mondays Entertainment’s Eric Gitter leads the Los Angeles team, which includes Peter Schwerin in features, Andy Bourne in TV, and Noah Greenshner in production and development, with the company’s partner Steven V. Scavelli overseeing operations in New York. Oni Press and Closed on Mondays continue to be represented by manager David Guillod and attorney Fred Goodman.
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Rad. Now give us that Black Metal movie.
So basically comic book company behind one made film, a super flop, signed with WME who reps no successful comic books.
Clearly you’re with Paradigm, the agency they just left.
Have they had a real hit?
I remember these guys at the Portland Comic Book shows, 7 or 8 years ago. Good for them!
Huge loss for Paradigm.
TRUTH!
Black Metal!!
This company rocks!!! Eric and david are good guys …nice to see loyal in this biz
Claim Jumpin’.“Frenemy of the State with Imagine Entertainment at Universal” This film was set up with out ONI help. FACT!
All those projects set up with great producers sounds like Paradigm did a great job for them. Way to hose them and leave for WME, a hostile strip mall
Another comment so clearly from someone at Paradigm.
They prob left Paradigm because Guillod, their former agent there, is no longer with the agency. This way Nozemack and Gitter keep Guillod AND get the powerhouse that is WME. Good stuff guys, good stuff!
Eric still doesn’t know what he is doing. He should be selling cars instead.
Massive upgrade for ONI from Paradigm to WME. Who can handle Oni after Guillod left? Nobody. Send the biz to WME where forward thinking is rewarded, not retarded like at Paradigm.
Great company. Great team.
Yes! GREAT COMPANY, GREAT TEAM! AGREED.