British Digital Studio Wall Of Entertainment Partners With WME Following Launch of L.A. Division

Wall Of Entertainment, a British digital studio, social media agency, and talent management company, is increasing its presence in the United States. Founded by Percelle Ascott and Joivan Wade, the company has opened its first office in Los Angeles and has signed with WME for representation.

The partnership with WME will focus on digital projects, brand collaborations, and non-scripted content. Wall Of Entertainment is known for viral series such as Does the Shoe Fit, The Pink Courtroom, and Shiros Story, accumulating over 12 billion views across more than 100 original productions. Its portfolio includes collaborations with Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, Marvel Studios, McDonalds, and the NBA.

Jonny Paterson, former VP at Confluential Films, has joined Wall Of Entertainment as Head of Development and will lead the new Los Angeles office alongside Joivan Wade. Percelle Ascott will continue to oversee operations at the London headquarters.

Wade commented on the expansion, saying, The creator economy is evolving rapidly, and Wall Of Entertainment has led this movement in Europe for over ten years. We have developed a model for youth-driven, culturally relevant storytelling and creator-focused IP. Expanding into the U.S. allows us to scale that model, and with WMEs support, we aim to showcase the next generation of digital talent on a global stage.

Ascott added, Social content has become one of the most influential ways to communicate worldwide. Wall Of Entertainment was founded on understanding these cultural languages and crafting content that resonates with communities. Moving from London to Los Angeles enables us to expand this approach and create sustainable platforms for creators while connecting audiences across continents. WMEs backing allows us to push this vision further than ever.

Author: Aiden Foster