Randy Kiyan Unveils His New Management Company, Ronin Entertainment
Randy Kiyan, who formerly led the literary department at Luber Roklin Entertainment, has taken a significant step in his career by launching his own management company, Ronin Entertainment. This strategic pivot in his career comes after nearly a decade of substantial industry experience and an impressive track record at Luber Roklin.
In a conversation with Deadline, Kiyan outlined his plans for Ronin Entertainment, emphasizing that the company will embrace a “sleek and nimble mentality,” which is essential for adapting to the fast-evolving dynamics of the current entertainment industry. He stressed that his strategy will remain firmly based on “clear communication of goals” and a strong desire to promote “inclusive stories for broad audiences.”
Ronin Entertainment’s foundation rests on mutual trust and shared goals with its clients, a philosophy Kiyan cherishes and attributes to his time at Luber Roklin. He expressed deep thanks to Luber Roklin principals, Matt Luber and Lena Roklin, for their guidance and the freedom they allowed him, which he considers crucial to his professional development. Additionally, Kiyan acknowledged his mentors, friends, and colleagues for their unwavering support through his career transitions.
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 passion for fostering entrepreneurial spirit among his clients is now mirrored in his own career trajectory as he steps into this new chapter.
Joining Kiyan at Ronin Entertainment is an impressive array of clients from different sectors of the entertainment industry.Notable among them are filmmaker Sydney Freeland, known for Disney+’s “Echo” and Netflix’s “Rez Ball”; director Blackhorse Lowe of “Reservation Dogs” and “Outer Range”; and Yolanda Carney, producer of “American Dad”.The list extends to Steven Paul Judd, co-producer of “Dark Winds”; director Yoko Okumura of Blumhouse/MGM+’s “Unseen”; and Shelby Farrell, the talented scribe 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”. The company is also expanding its diverse roster to include Sam Feder, director of “Disclosure”; Blake Clark, an actor and comedian recognized for his performances in “The Waterboy” and the “Toy Story” films; 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 comprehensive background in management and production provides a robust foundation for Ronin Entertainment.
As the entertainment industry evolves, Ronin Entertainment, led by Kiyan, is poised to become a significant and dynamic presence, dedicated to fostering and championing 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.