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Randy Kiyan Introduces Ronin Entertainment, His New Management Company

In a daring venture that showcases his entrepreneurial flair and commitment to the arts, Randy Kiyan, previously in charge of literary affairs at Luber Roklin Entertainment, has established his own management firm, Ronin Entertainment. This daring decision highlights both his entrepreneurial mindset and his profound dedication to the arts and after almost ten years of extensive experience and notable achievements at Luber Roklin, this move marks an important shift in his professional journey.

In an interview with Deadline, Kiyan discussed his vision for Ronin Entertainment, stating that the company aims to maintain a “sleek and nimble mentality,” crucial for keeping pace with the fast-changing dynamics of today’s entertainment industry.He emphasized that his approach would continue to be deeply rooted in “clear communication of goals” and a fervent passion to champion “inclusive stories for broad audiences.”

Ronin ent is built on a foundation of mutual trust and shared objectives with its clients, a principle deeply valued by Kiyan and shaped by his experiences at Luber Roklin. He expressed deep appreciation for Luber Roklin principals, Matt Luber and Lena Roklin, thanking them for their mentorship and the independence they granted him, which he views as pivotal to his professional development.Kiyan also expressed gratitude to his mentors, friends, and colleagues for their consistent support throughout his career changes.

The inauguration of Ronin Entertainment represents not only a new business endeavor but also an extension of Kiyan’s dedication to maintaining integrity in art. His enthusiasm for encouraging an entrepreneurial spirit among his clients is reflected in his own professional path as he embarks on this new chapter.

Joining Kiyan at Ronin Entertainment is an impressive array of clients from different sectors of the entertainment industry. Noteworthy among them are filmmaker Sydney Freeland, celebrated for her work on Disney+’s “Echo” and Netflix’s “Rez Ball”; director Blackhorse Lowe, known for his roles in “Reservation Dogs” and “Outer Range”; and Yolanda Carney, producer of “American Dad”. The roster also features Steven Paul Judd, co-producer of “Dark Winds”; director Yoko Okumura from Blumhouse/MGM+’s “Unseen”; and Shelby Farrell, the creative writer behind “Deidra & Laney Rob a Train”.

Ronin Entertainment will also represent rising stars such as filmmaker Bomani Story, actor and filmmaker Cody Lightning, and Alice Gu, director of “The Donut King”.Further enhancing its diverse portfolio, Ronin Entertainment will manage Sam Feder, director of “Disclosure”; Blake Clark, actor and comedian notable for his roles in “The Waterboy” and the “Toy Story” franchise; and Mike Russo, co-executive producer of “How to Get Away with Murder”.

Kiyan’s career spans significant industry experience, including roles at Principato-Young, Rothman Brecher Agency, Mandeville Films, Braun Entertainment Group, and VH1 before his pivotal stint at Luber Roklin. His broad expertise in management and production forms a strong base for his new venture, Ronin Entertainment.

As the entertainment industry continues to evolve, Ronin Entertainment, under Kiyan’s leadership, is set to be a dynamic and influential force, dedicated to nurturing and advocating for the creative visions of its clients. With a formidable lineup and a distinct mission, Ronin Entertainment is well-positioned to make a substantial impact in the film and television sectors.