EPE: About Us

wearableapps@epepartners.com

From being an external aid, technology has now become a part of our daily life and now we have reached a stage where life without technology has become almost impossible. The latest in the domain of technology is wearable technology which has literally fused humans and technology together.

EPE Partners helps businesses to transform through the unending possibilities and potential provided by wearable technology. 

drones@epepartners.com

When you utilize EPE Partners' Global Drone Video Editing Services, you also get to focus on your core operations instead of juggling more responsibilities. Individuals save time, effort, and money spent on the learning and buying the drone video editing software that would rarely be useful in the future.

No matter where you live on this planet, if you're an individual or if you own a business that needs drone video editing innovations, EPE Partners is the greatest option available because not only does our team have the skills, the knowledge, and the experience necessary to deliver high quality drone videos edited to perfection, but our team also uses the very best modern day tools, the very best software, and the very best technologies available to ensure that our services are nothing less than exceptional.

corpvideo@epepartners.com

Creating professional corporate videos for your business can be tricky. Whether it is stitching motion graphic intros or adding additional camera moves to still images, everything requires precision. Although this can be achieved by having an in-house corporate video editing team, it is largely an expensive and labor-intensive affair.      

This is exactly where a professional company like EPE Partners can help you.

sadako@epepartners.com

Three-time Academy Award and 16-time Emmy Winning Writer/Director Malcolm Clarke was contracted by Evolving Pictures Entertainment at the American Film Market (AFM) to helm ‘Sadako and the Magic of Paper Cranes’.

This Animated Motion Picture is based on the true story, and it chronicles the events of a group of fifth graders who in Albuquerque, New Mexico when inspired by their teacher, make their dream of building a monument come true, to honor the legend and spirit of the young girl Sadako Sasaki. Sadako Sasaki was a Japanese girl who was two years old when the Atomic bomb was dropped on August 6, 1945, near her home by Misasa Bridge in Hiroshima, Japan. Sadako was at home when the explosion occurred, about one mile from Ground Zero.