One creative,
I’m Richard Nunez — a Las Vegas photographer and filmmaker who kept getting asked for things studios sell: a booking site, a client dashboard, an iOS app. So I learned to build them. Now I ship the whole thing — the imagery, the brand, and the software behind it.
My clients are event planners, agencies, small-business owners, and real-estate agents. Different rooms, same job: make the business look world-class and run smoother than it did last month.
Taste first
AI can't art-direct. Every project starts as a design problem — what should this feel like, what should it say — and only then becomes a build.
AI in the loop The thesis
The unglamorous middle — scaffolding, boilerplate, culling, release chores — gets automated. The edges people touch stay handmade. On the businesses that looks like an inbox that labels itself and a draft waiting — the bot watches every hour. I still hit send.
Own the whole stack
Design, code, deploy, maintain. One contact from first call to launch — no handoffs, no telephone game, no waiting on a vendor’s vendor.
Hiring one person to do a studio’s job only works if that person has shipped before. The case studies are the interview: real products, real customers, real numbers — including this site, which is case study N°00. The live loop is on @rdnz_media.
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