Mikey Schwartz-Wright oversees film and television for Good World, a leading music management and film/television production company, with a focus on music-driven storytelling and artists. Prior to joining Good World, he spent fourteen years as a Motion Picture Agent at United Talent Agency. Within its Independent Film Group – where he represented filmmakers, financiers and producers – he  focused on packaging, structuring finance and securing distribution for films made outside of the traditional studio system. During his tenure, he was instrumental in bringing to life a wide range of critically acclaimed and commercially successful projects. Among them: Lulu Wang’s The Farewell, Andy Siara’s Palm Springs (which set Sundance’s all-time sales record), Oz Perkins’ Longlegs (the biggest box office success in Neon’s history), Alan Ball’s Uncle Frank and Janicza Bravo’s Zola.