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Visual Storyteller
Freeman White III
for Entrepreneurs
As a student of human nature,
Freeman White III is always searching for his
next canvas, whether it’s a two story art studio
or an entire city. In college, he was the student
who ended up creating a micro documentary
instead of ten minute oral presentation. This
was not a symptom of over-achiever, however,
it was an obsession with film and broadcasting
gear. The documentary became such a hit that
it later aired on public television. The topic:
buffalo grass.
A few years later, Freeman made his way out
to California and took an assistant position
with Wesley Snipes. “I did that for three
months before I got fired because I wasn’t
good at fetching. They weren’t looking for a
lot of feedback in that position. They weren’t
looking for a director in an assistant position.”
Interestingly enough, before the conversation
ended, Wesley Snipes asked Freeman to
become the Manager of Operations for his
entire film company. That was an opportunity
he couldn’t resist.
Today, located in the heart of downtown Las
Vegas, Freeman now runs an all-media
creative space called Fremont East Studios.
Inside, the team is focused on telling stories
about entrepreneurs and brands who want to
get their message out there. “We start with
your story because all the information you put
out there to engage with your audience is
meant to do just that: tell a story,” said
Freeman.
Freeman and the team at Fremont East Studios
provide their creative and visual arts services
to entrepreneurs all over the country. “We get
our creative team together and put th