Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's Artists Equity Hires Industry Veteran Amy Baer As Film and TV President
In a move that signals growth and expansion for Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's independent studio, Artists Equity, the production company founded by the Oscar-winning actors has appointed veteran producer and executive Amy Baer as its president of film and television.
Baer brings an impressive track record to her new role, having spent 17 years at Sony Pictures, overseeing hit films like "Moneyball," "The Pursuit of Happyness," and "Adaptation." She also founded Gidden Media in 2012 and served as the company's president for over a decade, producing notable films such as "Last Vegas" and "Mary Shelley." In addition, Baer has held leadership positions at CBS Films, Landline Pictures, and Women in Film, among other organizations.
According to Artists Equity co-founder and CEO Ben Affleck, Baer's extensive experience and impressive credentials make her an ideal fit for the company. "Amy is a world-class executive and producer whose track record speaks for itself," he said. "She brings a wealth of experience, not only in leadership roles at major studios but also as a successful independent producer, building a deep understanding of the evolving industry landscape."
Baer will report to Affleck and join an impressive lineup of upcoming releases from Artists Equity, including action film "The Rip" starring Matt Damon, Teyana Taylor, and Scott Adkins, directed by Joe Carnahan. The company's catalog also includes "Animals," a thriller starring Ben Affleck alongside Gillian Anderson, Steven Yeun, and Kerry Washington.
As president of film and television, Baer will play a key role in shaping Artists Equity's vision for the future of storytelling in the industry. According to Baer herself, she is excited to join the company and contribute her expertise to "centering creative voices" and producing films that connect with audiences worldwide.
In a move that signals growth and expansion for Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's independent studio, Artists Equity, the production company founded by the Oscar-winning actors has appointed veteran producer and executive Amy Baer as its president of film and television.
Baer brings an impressive track record to her new role, having spent 17 years at Sony Pictures, overseeing hit films like "Moneyball," "The Pursuit of Happyness," and "Adaptation." She also founded Gidden Media in 2012 and served as the company's president for over a decade, producing notable films such as "Last Vegas" and "Mary Shelley." In addition, Baer has held leadership positions at CBS Films, Landline Pictures, and Women in Film, among other organizations.
According to Artists Equity co-founder and CEO Ben Affleck, Baer's extensive experience and impressive credentials make her an ideal fit for the company. "Amy is a world-class executive and producer whose track record speaks for itself," he said. "She brings a wealth of experience, not only in leadership roles at major studios but also as a successful independent producer, building a deep understanding of the evolving industry landscape."
Baer will report to Affleck and join an impressive lineup of upcoming releases from Artists Equity, including action film "The Rip" starring Matt Damon, Teyana Taylor, and Scott Adkins, directed by Joe Carnahan. The company's catalog also includes "Animals," a thriller starring Ben Affleck alongside Gillian Anderson, Steven Yeun, and Kerry Washington.
As president of film and television, Baer will play a key role in shaping Artists Equity's vision for the future of storytelling in the industry. According to Baer herself, she is excited to join the company and contribute her expertise to "centering creative voices" and producing films that connect with audiences worldwide.
... 1 guy starts a studio and suddenly everyone wants in on the action? artists equity seems like just another name for ben affleck's ego project 
anyway, amy baer sounds legit tho 
she's got experience, no doubt about that. but ben affleck is kinda being vague about what kind of stuff they're gonna be making 
can't wait to see what Amy Baer brings to Artists Equity!!! 
She's got like, so much experience under her belt - from Sony Pictures to Gidden Media! 
I'm loving the vibe of this new hire, she's all about empowering creative voices and making movies that connect with people worldwide 
. And let's be real, having her on board means more epic projects from Ben & Matt Damon 
... "The Rip" is gonna be lit 
! Artists Equity just got a whole lot more interesting 
I'm excited to see what she brings to the table, especially with her focus on "centering creative voices" and making films that connect with audiences worldwide 
. Maybe we'll get to see some fresh perspectives and new talent shine through under her leadership 
. Can't wait to see what Artists Equity has in store for us! 
this girl's got some serious credits under her belt from Sony Pictures alone and I love how she's all about centering creative voices 
I'm so down for more films that showcase diverse stories and talent 
can't wait to see what Amy Baer and Artists Equity come up with next 