Langley Perer
Langley Perer Courtesy Mosaic
Unimaginably sad post-holiday news. Langley Perer
, a beloved manager and producer, died
on June 25th following a four-year battle with cancer. She was 44 and leaves
behind writer/producer husband Scott Rosenberg
and their two children.
Perer, who produced the films I Am Number Four, Dude and Arthur, was a long time
manager/producer at Mosaic, leaving in 2017 to focus on family and creative
projects. That included Treatable, a half-hour dark comedy that was based on her
own battle with cancer. She wrote that with her former client Laura Lekkos.
Known for a force of nature determination, vivacious personality and infectious
wit, she began her career as an assistant at Gersh, joined Benderspink as a
literary manager in 2003, and then moved to Mosaic where she quickly rose up in
the ranks. During her tenure, Langley launched and fostered the careers of many
writers and directors including Olivia Milch, Stacey Harmon, Nick Schutt, Phil
and Brandon Murphy, Max Nichols, Ryan Engle, and Laura Lekkos.