PR and events company, Ledigo PR expands to MediaCityUK
PR and events specialist, Ledigo PR, has taken up residence in MediaCityUK, following a team expansion and new additions to its client portfolio.
MediaCityUK strengthens its cast with Red 13
MediaCityUK is opening its doors to fresh, young talent with the addition of brand new casting agency, Red 13 Management.
The talent management company represents over 200 young performers and is now looking to expand its books, taking on adult actors as well, seeking roles in TV, films, commercials and stage productions.
Founders, Lauren Shippey and Freddie Bolt have been running 13 Performing Arts schools based in Manchester and Leeds since 2013, in partnership with Coronation Street star, Jack P Shepherd. Red 13 is based in MediaCityUK’s serviced offices, Orega, in Blue Tower.
Commenting on the new venture, Freddie said: “Our performing arts schools have been really popular, and a talent management company seemed like the natural next step for offering our students a way into the industry.
“MediaCityUK is the ideal location for our casting agency, as we already have a close working relationship with casting directors and producers at ITV, the BBC and CBBC who are based here, so this gives us great access to them, as well as putting our students at the centre of the industry.”
For more information about Red 13 Management or to find out about the performing arts schools, visit http://red13management.com/about-us/ or follow @Red13Management on Twitter.
For further information on available space at MediaCityUK, please visit www.mediacityuk.co.uk or contact Lynn Haime on lynn.haime@mediacityuk.co.uk or 0161 886 5331.
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