About
What We Do
We create content. With elite performers. For elite performers. For high-performing brands and companies. And for people who want to pursue a good idea—and elevate their own brand.
Film. Documentaries. Digital content. Videos. Books. Live music. Sports. In front of audiences. On stages. In the streets.
The thread that runs through everything we do: Story + Purpose.
We have an ecosystem of partners so we can bring in the best-in-class artists, talent, and technologists for every project.
Who We Are
Kevin Lake – Founder
Kevin Lake, the founder of Wired2Engage, has created transformative content for some of the world’s most influential companies and extraordinary performers. Most recently, he created and produced Playing It Forward, a music series that has raised almost a million dollars for arts education in public schools. Featuring some of the world’s top artists, the philanthropic initiative provided a platform for Sony, FedEx, and Laurene Powell Jobs’ XQ Institute to foster an emotional connection between the brands and audience. He produced Gleason, an award-winning Sundance documentary film shortlisted for the Academy Awards. And Kevin recently co-authored a soon-to-be published book with one of the top real estate agents in the country seeking to elevate her brand.
Previously, Kevin was the President of Film, TV, & Branded Content at Rabbit Content, helping build the start-up, talent-based commercial production company into an industry leader. Rabbit was recognized as one of the top ten most creatively awarded production companies in the world at the 2011 Cannes Lions Advertising Festival.
Kevin spent seven years as the creative President of Development and Production for the film division of Mel Gibson’s Icon Productions. In that time, the company produced a number of acclaimed projects, including: Apocalypto, The Passion (the highest grossing non-English language film of all-time), The Singing Detective, We Were Soldiers, and What Women Want (the second highest grossing romantic comedy of all-time), during overall deals at Warner Brothers, Paramount and Twentieth Century Fox.