Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "David A. Unger is Co-Chief Executive Officer and Partner of Three Six Zero Entertainment, a full service management company that focuses on representing actors, directors and writers in the film, television, and digital industries. The company offers branding and financial services to clients as well. The company operates in partnership with Jay Z's Roc Nation.Prior to joining Three Six Zero Entertainment in February 2015, Unger was a talent and literary agent at Resolution and member of Resolution's Media Finance Group for two years. Resolution was created by former ICM Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Jeff Berg. Unger was the first ICM agent to join Berg at Resolution.As an agent, Unger represented leading artists in the US, UK, France, India, China, and Russia. His clients include Stephen Dorff, Ray Winstone, John Hurt, Michelle Yeoh, Naomi Campbell, Gong Li, Anil Kapoor, Natalia Vodianova, Courtney Love, Johnny Hallyday, Emmanuelle Seigner, Olivier Martinez, Vincent Perez as well as directors Tony Kaye, Malcolm Venville, Michael Haussman, and Academy Award-winning screenwriter Roger Avary, among others.Prior to joining Resolution, Unger was a vice-president and talent agent at International Creative Management for 15 years. He represented actors, directors, writers, models, and recording artists, as well as advised the agency's branding and film financing groups.Unger began his career at Propaganda Films, a division of PolyGram, where he nurtured the careers of directors David Fincher, Michael Bay, Antoine Fuqua and Mark Romanek among others. He developed award-winning commercial projects for Coca-Cola, Levi's and Nike as well as music videos for artists such as Madonna, The Rolling Stones and U2.At the age of 27, Unger was chosen for The Hollywood Reporter's Annual \"Next Gen\" special issue, which lists \"the town's best and brightest – 35 men and women, age 35 and under, poised to become the industry's future leaders.\" He was also recognized by Fade In magazine as one of their \"Top 100 People in Hollywood You Need to Know.\""@en }
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- David_A._Unger abstract "David A. Unger is Co-Chief Executive Officer and Partner of Three Six Zero Entertainment, a full service management company that focuses on representing actors, directors and writers in the film, television, and digital industries. The company offers branding and financial services to clients as well. The company operates in partnership with Jay Z's Roc Nation.Prior to joining Three Six Zero Entertainment in February 2015, Unger was a talent and literary agent at Resolution and member of Resolution's Media Finance Group for two years. Resolution was created by former ICM Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Jeff Berg. Unger was the first ICM agent to join Berg at Resolution.As an agent, Unger represented leading artists in the US, UK, France, India, China, and Russia. His clients include Stephen Dorff, Ray Winstone, John Hurt, Michelle Yeoh, Naomi Campbell, Gong Li, Anil Kapoor, Natalia Vodianova, Courtney Love, Johnny Hallyday, Emmanuelle Seigner, Olivier Martinez, Vincent Perez as well as directors Tony Kaye, Malcolm Venville, Michael Haussman, and Academy Award-winning screenwriter Roger Avary, among others.Prior to joining Resolution, Unger was a vice-president and talent agent at International Creative Management for 15 years. He represented actors, directors, writers, models, and recording artists, as well as advised the agency's branding and film financing groups.Unger began his career at Propaganda Films, a division of PolyGram, where he nurtured the careers of directors David Fincher, Michael Bay, Antoine Fuqua and Mark Romanek among others. He developed award-winning commercial projects for Coca-Cola, Levi's and Nike as well as music videos for artists such as Madonna, The Rolling Stones and U2.At the age of 27, Unger was chosen for The Hollywood Reporter's Annual \"Next Gen\" special issue, which lists \"the town's best and brightest – 35 men and women, age 35 and under, poised to become the industry's future leaders.\" He was also recognized by Fade In magazine as one of their \"Top 100 People in Hollywood You Need to Know.\"".