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Sep 27, 2021 · Founding partner Brett Kincaid said the funding will let the agency launch post-production and tech-related services and pitch for larger contracts. It also plans to finance four feature-length...
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Mar 26, 2018 · But for the team at Matte — Max Pollack , Brett Kincaid and Matthew Rowean — that’s exactly how their relationships with brands like Alexander Wang and Tom Ford have come to be; the trio is ...
- Ja Rule
- Maryann Rolle
- Mick Purzycki
- Mark Crawford
- Alyssa Lynch
- Luca Sabatini
- Seth Crossno
- Andy King
- Shiyuan Deng
- Brett Kincaid
Fyre Festival's co-founder was not an active participant in either documentary, but his role in the shenanigans was well documented by both. While he has avoided most of the legal issues of his partner, Billy, Ja Rule (Jeffrey Atkins) has been the target of multiple lawsuits of his own. But overall, he has not been slowed down, nor silenced, by the...
Rolle serves as the caterer for Exuma Point Resort, and used up all of her life savings feeding the festival staff, and (brief) attendants, having never been paid for her services. Rolle's heartbreaking situation provides a glimpse of just how detrimental this wannabe festival was. It was not just "rich kids" who were negatively affected. Hundreds ...
Purzycki is the Chief Executive Officer of Jerry Media, which served as marketers and social media designers for Fyre Festival. Appearing in the Netflix documentary (which we should note was co-produced by Jerry Media) Mick portrays the conglomerate's role as one of little nefarious intrigue - they did their job to sell the event out and had no ide...
A festival attendee, Crawford is one of the fan favorites of the Netflix documentary for the colorful telling of his story of the roller coaster of emotions that he and his fellow attendees went through in 2017. Today, Crawford serves as Chief Marketing Officer for a company that he co-founded, Elevate Venture Group.
Hand selected as an "influencer," Lynch did not have it near as rough as most of the Fyre Festival attendees. One of the questionable decisions that Billy made was to provide social media influencers complimentary, deluxe room accommodations to attend and promote the festival, instead of the disaster relief tents that most had to endure. To her cre...
According to Sabatini, he was tasked with handling the festival's technical production just 45 days before the festival's launch. Since Billy did not ever pay the customs bill, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of Sabatini's equipment was seized by the Bahamian government. He continues to serve as co-owner of Unreal Systems, which still provid...
Crossno was a participant in both documentaries and is among those of the festival's attendance who pursued legal action against Billy and Fyre. This past June, a North Carolina judge awarded Crossno $5 million in damages to be paid by Billy, although it is unclear if and when this amount will be paid. Since then, Crossno has built up his alternate...
Now a meme for the "services" he was willing to provide for the good of the festival, King provided viewers of the Netflixversion with arguably the most memorable moment of the documentary - a piece of information that he is sure to regret divulging. King is a complicated figure in all of this. Serving as Billy's mentor for many years, he continues...
Deng was the product designer for Billy and Ja Rule's Fyre app, and even though she had next to nothing to do with the festival, the repercussions found her, all the same. After the disaster in the Bahamas, Billy would not fire Deng and her colleagues, but was also asking them to work without pay or quit. Since then, Deng has moved on to bigger, be...
Kincaid and Matte Productions were hired to build up the hype around the Fyre Festival when it was little more than an idea in Billy and Ja Rule's heads. He directed the promotional material that starred celebrities such as Emily Ratajkowski and Bella Hadid. Like many others involved with the festival, Kincaid has mostly continued business as usual...
Apr 2, 2023 · The victims have been identified as Brett Kincaid, 53, and Wendy Kincaid, 47, both of Rossville, Indiana. More: Indiana, Midwest hit by severe storms. Here's what we know. Late Friday night and...
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Jan 17, 2019 · That’s the question Brett Kincaid, a commercial director who helped promote the infamous Fyre Festival, is forced to confront in a new Netflix documentary out Friday.
Apr 3, 2023 · Brett Kincaid, 53, Wendy Kincaid, 47, both of Rossville, died when storms hit their camp in Owen County. Shane Goodman, 47, died in Sullivan County, as did Susan Kay Horton, 61, and her adult...
