Commercial Talent Agency Brick Entertainment Announces New Division
BrickHouse Talent, a new Commercial and Print Division of Los Angeles-based boutique commercial talent agency Brick Entertainment, officially launched on March 17th, it was announced by Brick co-owners and agents Kenneth Suarez and Nelson Henderson. Aurora Lizardi and Indra Armstrong Clark, formerly Commercial Agents at The House of Representatives, are heading the new division and have brought their previous agency client list with them. BrickHouse Talent will share admin staff and back office operations but run independent of Brick Entertainment.
Suarez and Henderson bought Brick Entertainment in 2008 following the death of agency founder and owner Barry Rick. The two have spent the last several years rebranding the agency and adapting its client roster to meet the needs of the current and changing commercial industry landscape and platforms. "In addition to a wide range of experience, Aurora and Indra bring a client roster that complements our existing one perfectly. As advertising continues to evolve, we believe this collective approach to agenting puts us in a unique position to access more opportunities for our clients" said Kenneth Suarez, Co-Owner of Brick Entertainment.
Both Lizardi and Clark have extensive experience in representing talent and leadership roles at other agencies, including KSR (now KMR), the Bobby Ball Agency, Terranova Talent and Clear Talent Group prior to joining the House of Representatives, in 2010 for Armstrong and in 2012 for Lizardi.
Brick Entertainment and BrickHouse Talent agents operate out of a new branch office located at 925 N. La Brea, 4th Floor, Los Angeles. The telephone number for BrickHouse Talent is the previous THoR number: (310) 451-3457. Brick Entertainment's main line remains the same(818) 784-2000.
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