Gabriel Freeman

Executive Producer & Co-Owner

Gabriel Freeman is a Brooklyn-based Creative Producer and Detroit native with over five years of experience leading projects across commercial, branded, narrative, and music spaces. As co-owner of Go Take Media and 1104 Films, he has developed campaigns and films for global brands, nonprofits, and independent artists—working at the intersection of culture and strategy to deliver visuals that resonate.

His career reflects both range and depth: producing commercial content like Adidas x Snipes’ “Spoken Words of the 313”, creating international branded documentaries such as “Daughter of the Soil” for Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce’s Pocket Rocket Foundation, and shaping narrative films including Passing Through, The Highlands (written & directed by Nneka Julia, filmed in New York City). He has also overseen music projects such as Pastor Mike Jr.’s “Amazing” (surpassing 9M YouTube views), as well as content rollouts for artists like Black Milk (Mass Appeal Records) and Charity. His collaborations extend to organizations like the Detroit Lions, 47 Brand, Fusion92, Midtown Detroit Inc., and numerous nonprofits working to amplify community voices.

What sets Gabriel apart is his approach. He believes the best productions are built on equal parts creativity and structure. His role is to bridge vision with execution—making sure bold ideas stay intact while the process remains seamless. From early development to final delivery, Gabriel focuses on clarity, collaboration, and adaptability. That means building workflows that keep projects efficient, creating space for artists and clients to shine, and anticipating challenges before they arise. He is known for leading cross-functional teams with precision, managing budgets with care, and ensuring every project delivers at the highest standard.

At the core, Gabriel’s work reflects his belief that film is more than visuals—it’s about amplifying voices, connecting communities, and crafting stories that leave lasting impact.