Michael Latt was an advocate for justice, a champion for artists of color, and a dear friend of New Media Ventures

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Centered on the belief that film has the unique power to spark and activate collective change, we hosted an enriching filmmakers lunch during the NMV Summit to bring together trailblazers, innovators, and changemakers who are making significant impact in the film realm.
For Immediate Release SAN FRANCISCO, CA – From July 23-25 New Media Ventures hosted its 2024 Summit: Powering The Collective – an invitation-only gathering that served as a convergence point for entrepreneurs, investors, and influencers across media, technology, business, social movements, and civic engagement.
Ryan Coogler and Chloe Zhao honor Michelle Satter before she receives the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award.
Michelle Satter Receives the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award at the 14th Governors Awards.
Following his tragic passing last month, the family of Michael Latt and the CAA Foundation today announced the formation of the Michael Latt Legacy Fund. Latt, who devoted his life to being of service, founded Lead With Love, which harnesses art and culture to foster social justice through national campaigns, impact initiatives and creative projects alongside influential artists, brands and organizations.
Michael Latt, a 33-year-old marketing strategist and social justice advocate who was shot and killed in his Los Angeles home Monday, leaves behind a legacy of uplifting marginalized artists — but he didn’t foresee this path for himself.

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