ERIK HASLETT

Erik launched his career at MTV Networks, quickly establishing himself as a standout editor known for his bold, inventive style. His work earned numerous industry accolades and drew the attention of top-tier clients across the entertainment spectrum. Building on this momentum, Erik seamlessly expanded into directing and photography, delivering dynamic, visually compelling content for television, music videos, commercials, and brand campaigns.
Erik’s wide-ranging skillset has produced an equally wide array of clients, having created for brands as diverse as Universal Music Group, AT&T, Apple Music, Verizon, ESPN and many others. As co-founder of Superfresh, he continues to push the boundaries of creative storytelling, producing cutting-edge visuals that reflect his ever-evolving artistic vision and unmatched versatility.

RAFAEL JIMENEZ

Rafael’s love for visual storytelling began with family photo albums shot on his parents’ Rolleiflex and Kodak cameras. Growing up in Washington Heights and exploring all five boroughs by subway helped shape his Dominican-American perspective and creative voice. A secret screening of The Godfather sparked his passion for cinematic imagery, leading him into photography and production.
He’s shot for clients like Uniqlo, MTV, Hawaiian Airlines, Montblanc, and The Manhattan Times. Rafael is also a creative producer with experience at MTV, Refinery29, Scholastic, and CNN, specializing in digital, social, and branded content.

A.F. Cortés is a NYC-based multidisciplinary artist working in the fields of filmmaking, design, and photography. Consummate music lover, you can find him shooting intimate shows in small venues and established bands in big arenas or directing music videos for a wide range of artists. He has also helmed commercials for brands such as Google, Post Foods, Macys, Konami, Pepsi among many others.
Cortés was previously co-founder and creative director of The Vox Collective, one of the top 25 multicultural advertising agencies in the U.S. In 2012, after 10 years in the business, he decided to pursue photography and new avenues of creativity and sold his stake of the company. Since then, his photography has been featured on numerous album covers and in major publications like The Guardian, Rolling Stone, New York magazine, Art Forum, Photo District News, Complex and Lüzer Archive, among others. In 20220 was an American Photo Award selected winner and in 2025 selected for an Abbey Road music photography award.