Agent formerly with CAA
Veteran CAA agent Steve Alexander -- whose clients ranged from Heath Ledger to Natalie Portman -- has left the talent agency to join the Atlas Entertainment division of Mosaic Media Group.
At Atlas, Alexander is returning to his roots as a producer. He began his career working for Joel Silver and produced the 1994 cult hit "Swimming with Sharks," which starred Kevin Spacey.
"Having worked on various projects over the years with Steve, I was reminded of his roots as a producer," said Mosaic Media's Chuck Roven. "He's one of the brightest minds in Hollywood, has great relationships with the town's top creative talent and executives and understands all facets of the film business."
Alexander joined CAA in 1997. Ledger was among the first clients he signed and Alexander guided the actor through his career until his death in January.
"While I am proud of my work at CAA representing talent, producing and packaging films have always been two of the most fulfilling aspects of my career," Alexander said. "I'm thrilled to return to producing and have the opportunity to work so closely with Chuck and everyone at Atlas."
Mosaic launched in 1999 as a film and management company, including Atlas Entertainment, ACE Media and The Miller Co, and has several films awaiting release in 2008 for various studios, including Warner Bros. releases "Get Smart" and "The Dark Knight," Sony's "Step Brothers" and "The International," Universal's "Land of the Lost" and Dreamworks' "She's Out of My League."
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