Senior Artists' Agent

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levineleavittNew York (NY)

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About the role

Artist Representative Levine/Leavitt is seeking an experienced Senior Agent to join our New York team and lead representation across all markets on the East Coast. We're a boutique agency with a selective roster and a long track record of high-end commercial work. The artists we represent are at the top of their field and the person in this role will be their primary champion, connector, and advocate.

The Role: You'll manage the full client relationship lifecycle: proactive pitching, creative calls, negotiations, project oversight, and final delivery. You'll cultivate and grow relationships with agencies and brands across your territory, contribute to artist development. Day to day, that means juggling multiple bids, leading presentations, and staying close to what's happening in the market. Existing relationships there are a real advantage.

What We're Looking For: 3 or more years in artist representation or commercial production preferred. Solid command of stills and motion, fee structure, usage, production processes. Strong existing agency and brand relationships across the nation. A natural relationship-builder. Highly organized, calm under pressure. Genuine enthusiasm for visual storytelling and the artists behind it. Why Levine/Leavitt The quality of our roster is what sets us apart. You'll represent artists whose work you'll be proud to sell, within a collaborative environment where your contributions are visible and valued.

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