Portfolio work by Mirham Ascencio, producer

    ProducerArt DirectorCasting Director

    Mirham Ascencio

    Mirham Ascencio, created LOWER E SIDE the 30 of June 2011, in New York City, as an idea to help editors and brands to create the most impressive images with the best possible marketing outcome.Thru the understanding of the clients businesses, the relation with their audience and a strong aesthetic education, all of this thanks to her background in Marketing for 20 years and Art Curation for 8 years. Her ideas and achievement of her clients vision, has taken Lower E Side to produce not only in NYC but also in Greece, Russia, England, France, Spain, Tokio, Italy, Mexico and both USA coasts. Always taking extreme care at creating Dream Production Teams for the needs of each specific project. Her Casting Agency has also intercontinental reach working with stablished and up and coming model agencies in the USA, Europe, Russia and Japan. As well as with talent in the US. NYC 10009

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