ABOUT AARON KAPLAN
Aaron Kaplan is the founder and CEO of Kapital Entertainment.
Kapital Entertainment has established itself as a prolific developer and producer of scripted programming since launching in 2009.
Kapital Entertainment is currently in production on the following shows:
- A Million Little Things – ABC
- Women of the Movement – ABC
- Let the World See – ABC
- The Chi – Showtime
- The Neighborhood – CBS
- Housebroken – FOX
- Pivoting – FOX
- Black Cake – Hulu
- American Auto – NBC
- Shining Vale – Starz
- Delhi Crime – Netflix
Aaron Kaplan also executive produces the series “Delhi Crime” for Netflix, which recently won an International Emmy Award for Best Drama Series and two Asian Academy Awards for Best Drama Series and Best Original Program by a Streamer (Golden Karavan Productions/Ivanhoe Pictures).
In February 2017, Kapital Entertainment and CBS Corporation announced a strategic partnership. As part of the agreement, CBS Corporation acquired an ownership stake in Kapital and will provide financing for Kapital to invest in its future programming and serve as its worldwide distributor.
Prior to launching Kapital Entertainment, Aaron Kaplan served as the Worldwide Head of Scripted Content at the William Morris Agency. He was also on the Board of Directors.
Aaron Kaplan is also a graduate of the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business and a former teacher at the School of Cinematic Arts, Kaplan remains an active alum. In March 2017, he teamed up with fellow top USC alumni to launch the “First Jobs” program, which provides recent Cinematic Arts graduates their first paid entry-level jobs in the entertainment industry. First Jobs has launched over 200 jobs for USC alumni, of which Kaplan has personally hired 40. He was recently featured in an LA Times article on the impact of First Jobs: How USC film school graduates are finding jobs during the pandemic.
Kaplan also sits on the Board of Directors for the Friends of Saban Community Clinic, and serves on the Board of Governors for Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
In 2017, Aaron Kaplan, Jeff Sagansky and Florence Sloan partnered with Apoorva Bakshi, Pooja Kohli and Sanjay Bachani of Film Karavan to form Golden Karavan, a mini-major that produces and distributes high-end and provocative Indian-themed episodic content. The production company’s series “Delhi Crime,” based on real-life events, premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival and won an International Emmy Award for Best Drama Series and two Asian Academy Awards for Best Drama Series and Best Original Program by a Streamer.
