In 2018, Andres and Michelangelo weren’t “The Cork Bros” yet. We were two friends trying to build a restaurant consulting firm that barely scraped together $500 in its first year. The dream wasn’t dead, but it was clear something had to change.

So we pivoted.

We picked up cameras, taught ourselves how to shoot, edit, and craft stories not in film school, but in real time, on the streets of Atlanta. What started as a hustle became a calling, and that calling would take us around the world with the same relentless approach: create it, cut it, and drop it before the moment fades.

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Our work is cinematic, but it’s not about polish for polish’s sake. It’s about urgency. About showing the world what’s happening as it’s happening. We don’t wait for the perfect edit, we make people feel like they’re inside the story while it’s still being written.

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What makes it even wilder? We’re entirely self-taught. No formal training. No roadmap. Just two friends with a dream to change the world, grit, and the refusal to accept how content was created.

And somewhere between $500 and the life we’ve built now, we stopped just capturing moments. We started shaping how people saw Atlanta's culture.