When the world's cameras come to Los Angeles in 2028, the story that matters isn't the landmarks — it's the neighborhoods. We produce the host-city vignette series the broadcast needs, told by the people who actually build this city.
The major broadcasters don't keep uniquely-embedded man-on-the-street producers on payroll. Their play is to mine for gold — find the trusted brand already rooted in the host city, vet it, and bring it on as work-for-hire for specific broadcast goals.
We are that trusted, vetted local brand — built in Hollywood, rooted in LA's neighborhoods, and ready to step into that exact slot for the biggest broadcast window this city will ever host.
Atlanta, 1996. Founder Kevin O. Clark was formally recognized for his contribution to the success of the Games of the XXVI Olympiad — the Centennial Olympic Games — with the certificate signed by the presidents of the International Olympic Committee and the Atlanta Organizing Committee.
Thirty-two years later, the Games return to the city we've spent those decades filming. The window is new. The track record isn't.
Every Games, networks deploy formulaic host-city packages: the highline overview, the national picture, where the city fits. This series delivers that need — then goes where the formula can't.
Instead of interviewing tourists outside an arena, our producers seek out generational residents — the street vendors, local historians, artists, and community organizers. Authentic accents, real slang, daily reality: the people who actually sustain the city's identity, on camera in their own neighborhoods.
We're documenting one of the most famous communities in the world at its inflection — and every vignette feeds the network's whole property stack: local news, nightly news, the afternoon shows.
Each neighborhood a chapter in how Los Angeles actually works — drawn from the communities the Games will surround.
A Hollywood-based festival, gallery, innovation lab, and workforce showcase — operating August 2026 through August 2028, celebrating the people behind the frame and training them for the biggest capture events on earth.
We're assembling financial partners ahead of SIGGRAPH — backing a production slate that trains local crews, profiles eight cities, and delivers a broadcast-ready vignette library into the LA28 Games window.