

the agenda is an artist first company. we seek to give our creatives wide latitude to express themselves personally and professionally. we're a company of reasonable deadlines, well considered notes, and no expectations for compromising a work life balance.
we work when we want because we want to work.
Here are some of the people that make that possible
and my endorsement of each.
- Holiday Kirk -
My day one. He's been holding it down with me on the decks since we were struggling to put 50 people in a bar. My favorite person to DJ with now and forever.
Possibly the hardest working woman in show business, Olivia juggles a multitude of responsibilities and makes it look easy. Put her on a project and you'll feel the stress lift off your shoulders immediately.
Colter Harris is the most talented editor of short form advertising reels I have ever worked with, elevating an often pedestrian form of content into something artistic and frequently brilliant. Despite having over 10 years of editing and post-production experience under my belt he is constantly cutting rings around me. I don't know how he does it.
Julia is a swiss army knife of graphic design capability. Her turnaround times are stellar, her work is top notch and she has never failed to come through on an assignment.
Tyler (non) is a one in a million talent. He never fails to go far above the call of duty when photographing and filming my events while also just being a super fun guy to be around. No event of mine is complete without him there.
Valerie (doom-doom!) is a designer from Los Angeles who has all the logins to edit this website so I can't say anything not nice about her or she could blow the whole thing to hell. Good thing I don't have anything not nice to say. A true talent with a fantastic eye for design and accessibility.
Nullohzero is a truly adventurous and iconoclastic illustrator that can balance that creativity with professionalism when the time comes. They hit deadlines, respond gamely to notes and always turn in top shelf work.
Zoe's innovative approach to digital glitch effects makes ordinary rave visuals into their own works of art. They're a marvel to look at and dance to with their wild arrays of color and movement.


























