SEVENPOINTZEROSTUDIOS7.0
SEVENPOINTZEROSTUDIOS7.0
FOREVERMORE UNBOUNDED
FOREVERMORE UNBOUNDED
Welcome to - 7.0 SevenPointZeroStudios ForeverMore UnBounded.
A Central Hub Hybrid MultiMedia Agency and cultural media outlet “Outpost” based in New Orleans, Louisiana; While working NationWide is Crafting visual stories with the weight of cinema and the pulse of real life. Through photography, videography, shrediting, Advertainment, branded content, design, digital marketing, social media management, ad campaign, IRL streaming, Retainer options for brands and businesses, custom media production & more, we shape narratives that move, inform, and endure. Rooted in culture and built for impact, 7.0 captures the world as it unfolds and transforms it into story. Step inside.
Let’s Tell Your Story.
"Moments in Motion: A World Through Our Lens"
"Journey Through Time: Capturing Life's Cinematic Moments"
On Christmas Eve, Joy Brown pauses the laughter and celebration to share a touching reflection on the family members they’ve lost and the traditions they left behind. As she places photo ornaments on the tree and passes others to her loved ones, the room fills with gratitude, remembrance, and the quiet strength of legacy. It’s a moment that turns holiday joy into something deeper an unbroken chain of love.
A warm and intimate Christmas Eve gathering at the home of Joy Brown becomes a celebration of love, legacy, and remembrance. Surrounded by family laughing, embracing, and sharing holiday joy, Joy leads a heartfelt moment honoring relatives who have passed on. She adds their photos to the family Christmas tree, transforming it into a living tribute, and gifts custom ornaments to her loved ones to carry forward the traditions built by the elders before them. This film captures the beauty of togetherness, the weight of memory, and the power of keeping family stories alive.
White Boy Wasted: New Orleans Edition
Shot by SevenPointZeroStudios, this party brought out students from Dillard, Xavier, SUNO, UNO, Delgado, Tulane, Loyola, and New Orleans natives. Hosted by @toplevelexperience, @dielit, and more, it was a cultural convergence of rhythm, legacy, and pure energy. Vibes were loud. Unity was louder. Every frame captured the pulse of the city—unfiltered and unforgettable.
White Boy Wasted: New Orleans Edition
Captured by SevenPointZeroStudios
Event Powered by on instagram : @toplevelexperience @badguyz.ent @dielittv @twinnstaylitt @newlevel.nola @nu.waveent @ruthlessent_
This video documents a high-energy party experience hosted by @toplevelexperience, @dielit, and a wave of New Orleans promoters. The event brought together students from across the city Dillard, Xavier, SUNO, UNO, Delgado, Tulane, Loyola alongside New Orleans natives, all converging for a night of rhythm, release, and cultural imprint.
Shot with intention and clarity, this visual captures more than just a party it reflects the pulse of New Orleans youth, the convergence of legacy and nightlife, and the emotional imprint of a city that celebrates in full color.
Every frame honors the energy, diversity, and unapologetic joy of the moment. This is New Orleans seen, heard, and remembered.
DISCOVER THE STORIES BEHIND THE OUTPOST
Welcome to the media heart of SevenPointZeroStudios, a storytelling network built to document not only our work, but the world around us. As a Hybrid MultiMedia Agency and cultural media outlet, The Outpost. 7.0 publishes stories that move beyond the lens and into the community: field reports, visual essays, cultural coverage, creative analysis, and on‑the‑ground documentation of the moments shaping our city and the people within it.
Our media divisions work together to create a living archive of community life from local events and cultural movements to behind‑the‑scenes narratives and creative breakdowns. Visionary Views is one of these departments: a dedicated editorial space where we share the stories behind our images, the processes that shape our productions, and the perspectives that guide our creative decisions. But the 7.0 Media Outlet extends further, capturing the pulse of the community through coverage, commentary, and storytelling that reflects real people, real moments, and real impact.
This is where artistry meets journalism, where documentation becomes culture, and where the community’s stories stand alongside our own. Whether we’re highlighting local voices, covering events, analyzing creative trends, or publishing narratives from the field, 7.0 Media exists to inform, inspire, and preserve. If you’re looking for stories that go beyond the frame stories rooted in people, place, and purpose this is your front‑row seat to the world we create and the world we belong to.
New Orleans showed its heart once again as Saints wide receivers Chris Olave and Jordyn Tyson partnered with The City of Love Church to host a back‑to‑school giveaway that felt more like a family reunion than an event. With support from the Olave Family Foundation and Saints in Community, the players joined Bishop Lester Love and Pastor Fran Love in creating a space where families could gather, students could prepare for the school year, and the city’s spirit could shine. I was invited to capture the day through SevenPointZeroStudios, witnessing firsthand how faith, football, and community came together to uplift the next generation.
The creative industry is undergoing a major shift as legacy agencies shrink and small Hybrid MultiMedia Agencies rise. Brands are moving away from high‑overhead, slow agency models and toward localized, narrative‑driven content produced by hybrid creators and lean Agencies. With demand shifting to cultural storytelling and branded entertainment, small Agencies are becoming the new backbone of modern creative production.
From a borrowed high‑school camera to the long nights learning under TirenAntonyStudios, from the streets of the Seventh Ward to the classrooms of Southern University, the journey toward SevenPointZeroStudios 7.0 was never a straight line it was a becoming. Every lesson, every setback, every connection, and every moment of doubt carved out the foundation for what would one day evolve into a new identity. SevenPointZeroStudios wasn’t born from a single moment of inspiration, but from years of trial, discipline, and awakening a fusion of spirituality, mathematics, and lived experience that transformed a young creator’s curiosity into a philosophy of creation without limits. What began as survival became purpose; what began as TirenAntonyStudios became the blueprint; and what stands now is a promise to the city, to the craft, and to the future: to build, to uplift, and to remain Forevermore UnBounded.
The Bayou Classic Parade is more than music in motion — it’s the heartbeat of New Orleans carried by its high school marching bands. Brass lifted like prayers, drums thundered like memory, and every step became a story of pride and tradition.
The 9XTimes Second Line was not just a parade it was a hymn carried through the streets of the 9th Ward. Horns rose like prayers, drums echoed like heartbeats, and every step became a story of joy, memory, and legacy. Through the lens, fragments of eternity were caught proof that New Orleans dances its history alive.
The night pulsed with heat and legacy as NBA YoungBoy’s MASA Tour lit up the city, but it was what happened after the final track that turned the night into ritual. As fans poured out of the arena still humming “Top Tingz” and “No Smoke,” the real ones knew the story wasn’t over.
College Night at Blue Crawfish was its own kind of pulse unfiltered, flavourful, and deeply Southern. Students from SUNO, UNO, Dillard, Xavier, and Loyola showed up not for rivalry, but for rhythm.
The night was loud, layered, and unapologetically Southern. A wave of students from SUNO, UNO, Dillard, Xavier, and Loyola converged under one roof for the ultimate New Orleans vs. Baton Rouge showdown White Boy Wasted edition.
A rare hush fell over Baton Rouge as snow drifted across a city built for heat. For a moment, the South felt unfamiliar — quiet, slowed, transformed. With my camera in hand, I chased a phenomenon we’re taught to imagine but never expect to witness. What I captured wasn’t just weather; it was wonder, unfolding in real time.
On nights like this, the Empire becomes more than a venue — it becomes a stage for the city’s heartbeat. Lights, music, and raw talent collided in a way only New Orleans can conjure. As I moved through the crowd, each frame felt like a piece of history in motion, a testament to why this place holds such weight in our cultural memory.
The first trumpet call cut through the air like a signal from another world, and suddenly the streets were alive. The 9Times Second Line moved with a rhythm older than memory — dancers, horns, and neighbors all stitched into one living tradition. Through my lens, every step felt like a story, every beat a reminder that culture here doesn’t fade; it marches.
Some stories don’t need grand gestures — just two people who move through the world like they were built for each other. In the quiet moments between laughter and touch, their connection revealed itself in ways the camera could barely keep up with. What unfolded was a portrait of love in its purest form: simple, steady, and beautifully human.


A blue‑and‑gold celebration of Jasmine Meriedy’s journey, filmed with whimsical motion and the unmistakable spirit of Southern University rising in every frame.
There’s a certain magic that settles over Southern University in late April a soft breeze, a warm sun, and a campus humming with legacy. In this graduation film, Jasmine Meriedy walks those storied paths with a quiet confidence, her journey framed by oak trees, brick walkways, and the echoes of generations who came before. This piece is a gentle ode to growth, resilience, and the beauty of crossing a milestone in a place that feels like home.