RMG Studios

RMG Studios is a London creative production studio founded by Nii Odartei Evans, a creative producer and filmmaker who has told stories for a living, in one form or another, for twenty-five years.

My work runs across film, documentary and brand storytelling, and I take on the whole arc of a project: finding the story, shaping it in the edit, and getting it in front of the audience it was made for. I care less about which department a job sits in and more about whether the finished thing makes someone feel something.

My own films come from that same instinct. Coffee, which I wrote and produced, is a short about a Jamaican grandmother passing hard-won wisdom to her granddaughter after a break-up. It won Best International Film at the Wadadli Film Festival in Antigua, screened at the S.O.U.L Festival, and was selected for the BAFTA-qualifying American Black Film Festival. More recently I've been producing documentary work around Boy Blue, the pioneering East London dance company, and their 25-year story.

Day to day, I produce and edit multimedia for a national children's charity, directing ambassador films with talent including Nonso Anozie, Will Poulter and Big Zuu. It's work with real stakes: the campaigns I've contributed to helped secure over £2 million in funding from a major investment bank, proof that a well-told story doesn't just move people, it moves them to act.

Before the camera moved behind me, I spent years in front of it and behind the mic, trained at the Identity School of Acting, and working as a BBC announcer and voiceover artist. That broadcast grounding is where I learned the thing that still drives everything the studio makes: a story only matters in the second it reaches someone. Our job is to protect that second.