Wolk Transfer Company

Wolk Transfer Company (formerly Gorgeous Artists) is an American film, theater, and special-event production company founded by Michael Wolk in 2005. Originally affiliated with Gorgeous Entertainment, a separate company that Michael Wolk co-founded in 1997, Wolk Transfer Company rebranded in 2019 as Michael Wolk's primary production company. Across the company's iterations, its film credits include Innocent Blood which Michael Wolk wrote and You Think You Really Know Me: The Gary Wilson Story which Wolk directed. Its theater credits include the Broadway musicals Pacific Overtures (as a 2004 revival) and Prince of Broadway. Its special event credits include the annual festival Japan Day@Central Park which has taken place since 2007 and included such performers as AKB48, Akiko Yano, Jero, Sonim, Puffy AmiYumi, Kana Uemura, and America's Got Talent winner Kenichi Ebina.

Current projects include the upcoming Broadway musical adaptation of The Karate Kid directed by Amon Miyamoto.