Happy Place (studio)

Happy Place is a Los Angeles–based creative production company founded by Tara Razavi. The company produces creative media projects including music videos, branded campaigns, and film and television productions.

Overview

Happy Place is a Los Angeles-based creative production company founded in 2010 by Tara Razavi.

The company has worked across short-form content, advertising, film, and television. The company initially gained recognition through collaborations with musical artists including Tyler, the Creator, Billie Eilish, Rihanna, Travis Scott, and Taylor Swift.

In advertising, Happy Place has produced campaigns for brands such as Converse, Nike, and PlayStation. The company later expanded into long-form content, with its short film Hoop Dreams, directed by Kasey Elise Walker, premiering at the Tribeca Festival.

In television, Happy Place has pursued both unscripted and scripted projects, including an unscripted series in development with Live Nation and an adaptation of the novel My Elvis Blackout with writer Sean Conway.

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