Creatives Working Together to Bring Your Message to Life.
We love seeing people who are passionate about their projects bring their message to life through production. We understand the effort and sacrifice it takes to get established, even when you are doing what you love.
For more than 35 years, we have embraced the challenge of creating something unique and effective for every client—and making sure their message reaches the audience it was intended for.
We promise to put our experience and expertise to work for you in every way we can to help you reach your goals.
Carlos has always known that he wanted a career in creativity. He was awarded an Associate of Science in Video Production with honors from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale and has been a working professional videographer, director, and editor since the age of 17.
His work in video production has earned him three Emmy nominations and more than 40 local awards. He is also an accomplished musician, playing with his church's worship team and a local cover band.
We call him "The Guy With the Eye" because of his ability create impactful video. His musicianship and amazing ear for the sound and music are the perfectly complement for translating emotion, purpose, and message into audio/visual art.
We call Charly our "Music Maestro." He has probably lost count of the number of musical compositions he has created, but jingles alone, he has composed and produced at least 300.
His song compositions have been nominated both locally and internationally for the "Festival Oti", "Hokulani", and Wammies. He released his first top 10 single "Mariana" with the "Sunflowers" in 1977 and has continued singing and composing ever since.
Charly's innate gift for creating a catchy piece of music that is 30 seconds long is unmatched. He is never limited by restrictions of style, rhythm, or cadence and has time and time again created the exclusive musical brands our customers need to enhance their messaging.
Elaine is our "Words and Numbers Lady". When she was in high school, she told her guidance counselor that she either wanted to be a poet or an accountant. Her counselor advised her that being a poet wasn't usually a sustainable way to make a living, and that her thinking wasn't linear enough for a career in accounting.
Oddly enough, here she is, living her dream.
Getting together with Charly in 1980, she became his lyricist and in charge of marketing and accounting. She quickly learned that advertising relied on being able to ingest numerical information and translate it into marketability. She found that she had a knack for it. Also, she found that writing lyrics, scripts and copy was the perfect outlet for her poetic aspirations.