The agency representing Munroe Bergdorf has teamed up with Boldprint Studios to develop a new slate of digital-first content.
The collaboration aims to create sharp, culturally relevant storytelling with projects already in the pipeline, Munroe Bergdorf Agency Ties.
Features of the Partnership
The new alliance between Diving Bell, the talent agency representing trans activist Munroe Bergdorf Agency Ties, and Boldprint Studios is shaping up to be a significant move in entertainment.
Together, they announced plans to roll out a series of digital-first projects that highlight diverse voices and forward-thinking narratives.
Diving Bell, which recently celebrated the release of Love & Rage: Munroe Bergdorf with Universal Pictures, has built a strong reputation for backing talent with a cultural impact.
By joining forces with Boldprint, founded by former Channel 4 entertainment chief Phil Harris, the aim is to expand that impact through entertainment-led storytelling tailored to digital audiences.
Both companies already share a workspace in Brixton, South London, and described their upcoming work as “talent-led, culturally sharp formats built for digital-first audiences.”
The partnership is expected to bring fresh energy into the growing trend of agencies aligning with production studios.
Release Date Rumors and Early Projects
While no official release dates have been confirmed, both Diving Bell and Boldprint hinted that multiple projects are already in development.
Sources close to the companies describe them as experimental formats designed to spark cultural conversations.
Given the fast-paced nature of digital media, many observers believe audiences could see the first wave of content within the next year.
This is not Diving Bell’s first major partnership. The agency recently linked up with WME to represent Lucy Blakiston, founder of Sht You Should Care About*, and previously struck a first-look deal with BBC Studios in 2022.
Whether that arrangement is still active remains unclear, but the new collaboration with Boldprint suggests Diving Bell is doubling down on original content creation.
Expert Opinions
Industry insiders are already weighing in on the significance of the deal. Phil Harris, who launched Boldprint in 2024 with backing from Fremantle, praised the partnership, saying it is built on “shared values and creative trust.” Harris pointed to Diving Bell’s instinct for discovering talent as a key driver for their collaboration.
Diving Bell co-founders Justin Girdler and Kim Butler echoed that sentiment, highlighting their long-standing goal to produce more content directly.
“We’ve worked with brands, networks, and platforms alongside our talent,” they said, “but this partnership allows us to take a more active role in shaping the stories being told.”
Observers note that with Munroe Bergdorf Agency Ties to Boldprint, the companies may set a new benchmark for how agencies and production houses collaborate in the digital-first era.
Social Buzz and Public Reaction
The announcement has sparked conversations online, especially among fans of Munroe Bergdorf, who is seen as a cultural trailblazer.
Social media users praised the partnership for prioritizing diverse storytelling and giving underrepresented voices a platform.
On X (formerly Twitter), one user wrote, “This collaboration feels fresh. Can’t wait to see what they come up with.”
Industry watchers also highlighted Boldprint’s recent success with Swiped: The School that Banned Smartphones, a Channel 4 documentary that stirred a national debate on teenage phone use. Many expect similar thought-provoking projects to come out of this new slate.
Final Outlook
With Munroe Bergdorf Agency Ties now strengthening through Boldprint, the entertainment landscape looks set for a wave of innovative, socially relevant content. Both companies bring different strengths to the table:
Diving Bell’s eye for talent and cultural impact, and Boldprint’s expertise in producing engaging formats. For US audiences, this partnership signals that the future of storytelling will continue to lean heavily on digital-first platforms, with an emphasis on meaningful, inclusive narratives.
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Abdul Basit is a US-based tech writer who covers Apple innovations, Tesla’s EV growth, AI breakthroughs, smartphone trends, and app reviews for global readers.