Ethan Goldman Courtesy of Verve Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment The Ethan Goldman-led production company Anchor Entertainment has signed with Verve. The new representation comes as Anchor ramps up in the non-fiction and unscripted programming spaces. "Verve's artist-first philosophy and hands-on approach instantly resonated with us. As we continue to grow our slate of premium nonfiction series and documentaries, we're excited to join forces with a team equally driven to push creative boundaries and elevate original, compelling voices," Anchor Entertainment founder Goldman said in a statement on Friday. Related Stories Business Liz Garbus and Story Syndicate Sign With CAA (Exclusive) Business Moby's Film and TV Banner Signs With Verve (Exclusive) The company's film credits include Netflix's Rather, HBO Max's Rebel Hearts and They Called Him Mostly Harmless, and Undercurrent: The Disappearance of Kim Wall for HBO Original Documentaries. And limited and returning non-fiction series Anchor produced include Model America for MSNBC, Look Into my Eyes for SundanceTV and AMC+ and Capturing Home and The Lost Kitchen for Magnolia and HBO Max. Anchor more recently produced the docu-series Hey Beautiful: Anatomy of a Romance Scam, a co-production with ABC News Studios, for Hulu. And the company's latest features include Are We Good?, directed by Steven Feinartz, about comedian and podcaster Marc Maron, and Queen's Castle, directed by Katie Dellamaggiore. "In Anchor, Ethan and his team are building a powerhouse premium non-fiction company," said Andy Stabile, Verve partner and head of the non-fiction team. "Ethan is beloved in the market and his successful collaborations with premium documentary filmmakers combined with his track record producing successful returning series makes Anchor unique amongst its peers." Anchor Entertainment is also represented by Brian Raymond and Raymond Legal. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Fox News Bill Hemmer Wants to Be at the Center of the Story ArcLight Hollywood Will L.A.'s Iconic Cinerama Dome Ever Re-Open? Netflix Netflix Takes TV Rights in Canada to 2027 and 2031 Women's World Cups Byron Allen Byron Allen Sells 10 Local TV Stations to Gray Media in $171 Million Deal Earnings AMC Networks Hits 10.4 Million Streaming Subscribers Amid Linear Headwinds THR, Esq CAA vs. Range: Court Issues Mixed Ruling On Whether Management Firm Has Unfair Advantage Fox News Bill Hemmer Wants to Be at the Center of the Story ArcLight Hollywood Will L.A.'s Iconic Cinerama Dome Ever Re-Open? Netflix Netflix Takes TV Rights in Canada to 2027 and 2031 Women's World Cups Byron Allen Byron Allen Sells 10 Local TV Stations to Gray Media in $171 Million Deal Earnings AMC Networks Hits 10.4 Million Streaming Subscribers Amid Linear Headwinds THR, Esq CAA vs. Range: Court Issues Mixed Ruling On Whether Management Firm Has Unfair Advantage