We are a vibrant creative studio specializing in storytelling through film and immersive event experiences. Our skilled team approaches each project with purpose and dedication to produce unique and impactful content. Our creative team adapts in size based on the specific needs of each project.

Original Work

Alongside client work, we develop original, narrative-driven projects focused on female-led stories, identity, and transformation—often exploring heightened or genre-based worlds grounded in emotional truth.

Cinematic Media & Event Capture
Story-driven video production and live event capture designed to feel intentional, polished, and engaging.

Experiential Production & Event Management
Creative direction and execution of live experiences, from concept through on-site production.

In 2003, Jessica Flores graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from the Art Institute of Houston. Her journey from design to live event and video production began with her background in marketing, sales, and project management. While pursuing her design career, Jessica discovered a passion for acting and transitioned to Los Angeles, where she became a SAG-AFTRA member and worked on projects like Queen of the South and Better Call Saul alongside notable actors.

Upon her return to Texas, Jessica combined her design expertise and filmmaking experience, focusing on producing branded commercial and documentary videos, as well as virtual events, for clients spanning healthcare, education, non-profit, and corporate sectors. Slowly ramping up her efforts to develop original content since 2020, she is now excitedly embarking on a creative journey to create, sell her stories, and foster personal growth. In her free time, she hones her skills in theatrical filmmaking and scriptwriting, drawing inspiration from her multicultural background, unconventional family, and diverse social experiences to generate compelling ideas across various genres.

Aixa Tovar is a Houston actor & writer passionate about preserving and promoting her Chicana heritage. A graduate of the University of Houston, she has refined her storytelling skills and expanded her creative horizons, crafting compelling narratives across multiple media.

Her commitment to the literary world has been reinforced through internships with Gulf Coast: A Journal of Literature and Fine Arts and the Alexandra L. Rowan Memorial Foundation English Writing Internship Program, where she gained invaluable experience in writing, editing, and curation. One of her proudest achievements is winning an award for her script, Miguelito, in the Media and the Moving Image competition, showcasing her ability to captivate audiences through the written word.

Beyond writing, Aixa has explored acting, recently landing a role in Taylor Sheridan’s Landman. She is also actively producing and developing numerous projects, both commercial and theatrical, further establishing herself as a multifaceted artist.

Aixa’s overarching goal remains steadfast—to create authentic, culturally resonant projects that represent her Chicana community and leave a lasting impact on literature, film, and the arts.