Rowland Perkins, Chairman of the Board
Chairman Rowland Perkins has been an entertainment industry leader and innovator
for more than thirty years, previously serving on the Board of Directors of Mainframe
Entertainment, a CGI content company based in Vancouver, B. C., Netter Digital
Entertainment, the Board of the Television Academy, and the Board of the Hollywood
Radio and Television Society.
After 16 years at the famed William Morris Agency, Mr. Perkins became the
founding president of Creative Artists Agency (CAA). During his 20-year tenure,
the company experienced historic growth, becoming the world’s leading
theatrical talent agency. In 1995, Mr. Perkins established Double Eagle Entertainment,
a feature film and television film production company that was instrumental
in the development and production of such noteworthy programming as the “Psychic
Chronicles” for UPN, the critically-acclaimed “Hiroshima” for
Showtime, and Fredrick Forsyth’s “Code Name Wolverine” for
Fox.
