Captured the collaboration between Teyana Taylor and Academy Award–winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter as they crafted Teyana’s bold Dandy-inspired look for The Met Gala.
We created a fluid, intimate environment that allowed Teyana and Ruth’s natural chemistry to unfold on camera. Through thoughtful prompts, we drew out moments that revealed the depth of their creative process while keeping it playful and inviting.
A young Brooklyn woman, confident and in control on the surface, struggles to heal from heartbreak. Her journey unfolds through a stream-of-consciousness of interconnected vignettes, offering a contemporary and poetic exploration of self-discovery, love, and the roots of healing.
Make You Feel was an official selection at multiple prestigious festivals, including the Black Bottom Film Festival presented by Citizens–August Wilson African American Cultural Center, New York Latino Film Festival, Twin Cities Black Film Festival, Portland Film Festival, Catalina Film Festival, Brooklyn Film Festival, and the San Francisco Black Film Festival.
Rebranded The Kyrie Irving Invitational and developed a consumer facing name concept to introduce Nike’s High School Hoops platform for New York basketball culture.
We assembled a group of creatives who are former professional athletes and we landed on, The Swoosh Classic. This spoke to Nike’s iconic swoosh while creating a namesake that elevates the aura of the Invitational.
The Swoosh Classic was a 360 degree branding experience through merchandise, digital displays, photography and video that built awareness and engaged fans on game day. Following its inaugural success, The Swoosh Classic became a cultural staple in New York, returning year after year.
Just Women’s Sports needed assistance driving the awareness to their Legends Collection merchandise line that celebrated iconic women athletes. The inaugural collection featured Sheryl Swoopes, Brandi Chastain and Billie Jean King.
We knew we had to amplify the contributions these women made to the sports world, so in docu-follow fashion we went to their homes and jobs to speak to them directly about their journey to legendary status.
Directed, written, produced and narrated by our CEO and Founder Starr Nathan, Earthshineis animated short film where the narrative unfolds as a stream of consciousness, when the protagonist bravely confronts insecurities around anxiety, self worth, success standards and love.
Earthshine had four sold-out showings summer 2024 and was one of just 77 short films selected from over 8,000 submissions at Tribeca, placing it in the top 1%.
The film is currently being shopped with streaming platforms for distribution.
Our aim was to spotlight the power that women have always wielded and mirror it back to the audience. To do this, we wanted to showcase the faces of women who are transforming creativity, education and politics worldwide.
We created vignettes that conveyed humble confidence from some of society’s unsung heroes. The story beats were led by two poets who delivered a powerful, poetry slam-style performance. There was also a strong focus on unity that was brought to life with wardrobe, lighting and symmetrical positioning.
Produced an episode featuring NBA star Jalen Green and influencer & entrepreneur Draya Michele, where we test their relationship through playful, unfiltered questions.
To enhance the playful energy, we incorporated lighthearted graphics and sound effects, which reinforced the fun, shareable nature of the piece.
The episode went live on Instagram and quickly went viral, sparking massive engagement and conversation across platforms within minutes of release.
When a Brooklyn-dwelling British woman in her late 20s realizes her relationship has run its course, she pursues a new romance that takes her on a journey of self-love, regret, and heartbreaking consequences.
Know Me So Well has been widely recognized across the industry, earning the 2021 Clio Awards Filmmaker Spotlight honor, an official selection on FOX SOUL featuring Vivica A. Fox, and a national premiere on REVOLT TV & Media.
It was also featured at the Lights On Festival curated by H.E.R., and received multiple festival awards including Best Short Narrative at the Baltimore International Black Film Festival, Best Short Film at the Columbus Black International Film Festival, and Best Cinematography at the Top Shorts Film Festival in Los Angeles.
In preparation for the 2022/2023 season, we partnered with the NBPA to create a suite of content for the LA Lakers.
Our team developed and produced assets tailored for the team’s editorial calendar, designed to engage fans, spotlight players, and provide versatile storytelling moments that could be used throughout the season across digital and social platforms.
In honor of Kobe Bryant’s legacy, we developed a multi-week video series featuring challenges for elite youth basketball players, guided by the insights and training methods of WNBA star Arike Ogunbowale.
Knowing the target audience was youth athletes, we designed the content to be punchy, accessible, and mobile-first. Every episode was shot in 9:16 vertical format with clear, actionable takeaways.
The videos lived on TikTok and YouTube Shorts, to meet young athletes where they already consume content.
For Mamba Day, we created a tribute that challenged Kyrie Irving and Giannis Antetokounmpo to elevate their skills, honoring Kobe Bryant’s relentless pursuit of excellence. We leaned into anime-inspired storytelling to bring the narrative to life. This was an intentional creative choice that reflected Kobe’s own passion for the art form while capturing the larger-than-life energy of his “Mamba Mentality.”
Launched Vogue’s new video series Last Looks with Doja Cat for The Met Gala.
We explored the inspiration behind Doja Cat's wardrobe, revealing the meticulous planning and creative process behind every detail, from hair and makeup to material selection. Featured on camera appearances with the legendary Pat McGrath and visionary Brett Alan Nelson, who played key roles in crafting Doja Cat's iconic look.
The final product was delivered within 24-hours, garnering over 500K+ views.
We told the story of rising Brazilian artist Alee as he prepared for a career-defining performance on the Lollapalooza São Paulo stage, while seamlessly integrating Coca-Cola’s brand presence into the narrative.
To do this, we staffed a bilingual crew fluent in English and Portuguese. The film adopted a day-in-the-life format that highlighted Alee’s humble beginnings, family roots, and artistic journey. Coca-Cola product moments were thoughtfully woven into the storyline.
