Trent Hubbard has officially joined Linden Entertainment, marking a significant move after four successful years at Echo Lake Entertainment. Prior to that, he honed his skills in the Motion Picture Talent Department at UTA.
Currently, Hubbard is executive producing several high-profile projects, including Adam Rehmeier’s feature film Carolina Caroline, starring Samara Weaving. He’s also overseeing Alok Vaid-Menon’s comedy special Biology!, which recently secured a first-look deal with Sony TV. Additionally, Hubbard is producing Meredith Alloway’s directorial debut, Forbidden Fruits, alongside Mason Novick and Diablo Cody, with a script penned by Alloway and Lily Houghton—both of whom he will continue to represent at Linden.
Beyond his producing ventures, Hubbard serves on the advisory board of the non-profit Rainbow Labs. Other notable clients who will be joining him at Linden include Sarah Ramos (The Bear), Shirley Chen (Didi), and Michelle Trachtenberg (Gossip Girl), among others.
Stacy O’Neil, co-founder of Linden, expressed excitement about Hubbard’s addition, stating, “Trent has impeccable taste, vision, and drive that align perfectly with Linden’s bespoke business approach. We look forward to working alongside him in this new chapter.”
Founded in 2020 by Nicole King and Stacy O’Neil, Linden Entertainment is known for representing high-profile talent such as Vin Diesel, Jennifer Garner, and Amy Adams. Their production arm, Linden Productions, recently produced Stereophonic, which won five Tony Awards. Upcoming projects in development include Jen Silverman’s feature film Alice Sadie Celine, a sequel to the hit Netflix film Yes Day, and Mrs. Claus in collaboration with Netflix and Hello Sunshine.
