Manager and producer Kevin Rowe is joining Entertainment 360 following his exit from the now-shuttered management and production company he co-founded, 2AM.
“We are thrilled to welcome Kevin to Entertainment 360. His eye for talent and keen instincts for what’s next have made him a leader throughout his career and we deeply value the entrepreneurialism and high integrity with which he has built his business,” said the Entertainment 360 Partners in a statement.
Joining Rowe at Entertainment 360 will be clients that include Janicza Bravo, Jeremy O. Harris, Elegance Bratton and actress Eliza Scanlen, among others. Prior to 2AM, Rowe, who has built a client list of top specialty filmmaking talent, founded his own management and production company Elia, where he helped put together Ari Aster’s A24 first features, Hereditary and Midsommar. He previously held positions at Artists First, Odenkirk Provisiero and Gersh.
As a producer, Rowe’s credits include features like the Scanlen-led The Starling Girl and Kristen Stewart starrer Love Me, with executive producer credits on A24 horror The Front Room and Magnolia’s Omni Loop. Rowe’s most recent feature, Oscar Hudson’s Straight Circle, won this year’s Grand Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival Critics’ Week.
2AM, which Rowe co-founded with Christine D’Souza Gelb and producer David Hinojosa, was backed by A24 and gained a reputation for representing emerging auteur filmmakers and producing projects like A24 stand-outs Past Lives, Babygirl and The Materialists. The company is now winding down sans financial support from the studio.
