“Office Hours” is Episode 2 of Superteam USA's series and the first one built from a script, an Office-style mockumentary shot across a single half-day at their Miami HQ.

Raposa is the official coffee of the Miami Marlins, so Superteam USA turned a home game into a content competition: a squad of creators, full creative freedom, and a custom Raposa jersey for whoever's video pulls the most views. We directed and shot the film about the competition itself, posted as Episode 1 of Superteam USA's series documenting life inside the accelerator.

“Not a Serious City” is a deadpan love letter to Miami, modeled on Visit Oslo's cult “Is It Even a City?”. Nicky Scannella plays a tech founder visiting Miami and walks South Beach, Brickell, Little Havana, and Wynwood cataloguing everything supposedly wrong with the place, the endless sun, the supercars, the cafecito, the fact that everyone is in unreasonable shape, and never finds the catch. The complaint is the pitch: Miami is often not seen as a “serious city” but is in fact where the next wave of tech is being built.

DFlow, now a MoonPay company, sat two growth leads down for a game of Risk inside the Superteam USA office. The board becomes the story: the acquisition, the integration, and the partnership giving every Solana founder the best execution and payments rails in one stack.

Founder profile of Bilal Shahid, building Poof.new as part of Superteam USA's first Miami cohort.

Superteam USA put up $10,000 for a six-hour hackathon at Cursor Ship Night, in partnership with OKX and QuickNode. We pitched a MrBeast-style competition film and shot the whole night that way.

Thirty seconds of game day with Raposa at loanDepot park: cans cracking, nitro pours, teal cold foam, crowd roar. A pure sound-design piece for the official coffee of the Miami Marlins, cut for their channels.

Panel coverage from the Agentic Payments showcase at The LAB Miami, hosted alongside OKX and other Solana payments partners.

Drone footage and vox pop interviews from the launch event that kicked off Superteam USA's Miami presence.