EPP, based in Los Angeles, is one of Hollywood's most ambitious independent studios, an MEC subsidiary built on one belief: the world's untold stories are often the ones it needs. Founded by Mason Ewing, a blind French-Cameroonian-American filmmaker honored in the US and France, EPP makes feature films, TV series, documentaries, and music videos me...
EPP, based in Los Angeles, is one of Hollywood's most ambitious independent studios, an MEC subsidiary built on one belief: the world's untold stories are often the ones it needs. Founded by Mason Ewing, a blind French-Cameroonian-American filmmaker honored in the US and France, EPP makes feature films, TV series, documentaries, and music videos meant to outlive one release.
Three flagship universes anchor its slate: the Reytac Franchise, a cursed 19th-century desert town, spanning a feature film, drama series, and Japanese manga adaptation; the Eli Tilmann Saga, a live-action fantasy in Jonathanland where a teen discovers unexplained powers; and the Isabella & Dorian Franchise, EPP's next original universe, proof this studio builds for decades, not seasons.
These worlds rely on EPP Studios, building one of American cinema's largest prop collections across India, Italy, Cameroon, Mexico, France, Ireland, and Poland, gathering rare, one-of-a-kind objects: century-old sets, Napoleonic pieces, Marie Antoinette and Victorian artifacts, and vintage vehicles. With $1.4M+ invested, EPP Studios is expanding into Atlanta, Georgia, for filmmakers.
EPP's franchises will also anchor Madison Channel, MEC's streaming platform alongside Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime, built for families and children of every background, carrying EPP's content globally via Baby Madison and Jonathanland, original series, films, and animation, reaching beyond the US to forge closer ties with Africa.