Full-service production, backed by legal and business discipline

FREE3's production experience runs across unscripted and scripted formats — from long-running series to independent feature work — with the same discipline applied at every scale.

• Unscripted series — development through delivery, including work on A&E's Emmy-nominated Hoarders and Magnolia Network and Discovery+'s In With the Old
• Feature film — production support on projects including Artik and the Stephen King adaptation In the Deathroom
• Creative direction & styling — visual and fashion direction for productions including ABC's The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, and The CW's America's Next Top Model
• Development — concept packaging, budgeting, and crewing before a project goes into production

Commercial and branded storytelling built for the audiences a brand actually has — on streaming, social, and digital-first platforms.

• Branded content & commercials — including advertising and commercial work for Anew Wellness
• Lifestyle & wellness storytelling — content centered on people, design, and well-being
• Fashion & luxury lifestyle — production and creative direction informed by work presented at New York Fashion Week and featured in Elle, GQ, and W Magazine

Every FREE3 project is backed by in-house legal and business structuring, led by a New York-licensed entertainment attorney with a background in intellectual property, corporate transactions, and content licensing — not outside counsel brought in after the fact.

• Production agreements — contracts negotiated directly with major television networks and film studios
• Intellectual property & licensing — patent and trademark protection, technology licensing, and content licensing
• Interactive media — IP and licensing guidance for video game developers, publishers, and studios
• Corporate & transactional — including complex international transactions, such as a technology transfer valued at approximately $500 million

Guiding a finished project from delivery to its audience — matching the distribution path to the format and the market.

• Distribution strategy — planning built around a project's genre, budget, and target platform
• Licensing & commercial exploitation — structuring deals that extend a project's life after release
• Talent & representation matters — representing artists, producers, and studios in distribution transactions

Where a project's audience actually is now — short-form and vertical-first work built for the platforms people scroll, not just the ones they schedule.

• Series spin-offs — clips, behind-the-scenes, and character-driven moments cut from unscripted productions for social distribution
• Vertical-first series — standalone short-form formats developed and produced specifically for social platforms
• Branded short-form — commercial and branded content built natively for vertical video, not resized from a longer cut