Randy Brewer founded Revolution Pictures in 1997, during a time when frosted tips, Space Jam VHS tapes, and singing along to “Semi-Charmed Life” were popular. Like any new company, we worked hard, tapping into our creativity as we ventured into mainstream country and pop music videos. We shattered car windows with Carrie Underwood, went to prom alongside Taylor Swift, and stood under the mistletoe with Justin Bieber. Before long, brands began reaching out to us. RAM Trucks requested stunning horse footage narrated by Sam Elliott – and we delivered. We shared a dose of humor with the world through a Verizon web ad featuring a twelve-year-old who looks like he can lift your grandma. For Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, we even placed a shark in a living room. Although we're still the same company we were two decades ago, we've swapped cubicles for offices with glass doors and open lounge spaces. Our foundational principles of prioritizing people, embracing disruptive creativity, and telling dynamic stories remain central to our mission as we forge our legacy. The future holds even more groundbreaking work ahead.