Since 1998, Little Minx has championed the careers of outstanding filmmakers who innovate with both creativity and intelligence. As a certified woman-owned production company, we have embraced diversity in our roster, crews, and staff for 26 years. This philosophy of inclusion is more than our mantra—it’s our mission. It’s the reason the company was founded, and it remains the most essential part of everything we do.
Little Minx has been named a Standout Company on Ad Age’s A List in 2022 and 2024, Founder Rhea Scott was named as a Leading Women in Ad Age in 2023, and Executive Producer Helen Hollien was celebrated in Campaign's 40 Over 40 awards.
Raised and educated in Nigeria, Andrew Dosunmu honed his unique aesthetic sensibility as a design assistant at Yves Saint Laurent, and later moved on to photography, filmmaking, and creative direction. His star continued to rise in the US after directing music videos for acclaimed artists such as Isaac Hayes, Tracy Chapman, Maxwell, Aaron Neville, and Wyclef Jean.
Andrew is endlessly inspired by the humanity and beauty of global cultures, and this passion comes through whether he’s shooting fashion, portraits, ad campaigns, documentaries, or dramatic features like his Restless City (2011), and Mother of George (2013), which won Best Cinematography at Sundance (with cinematographer Bradford Young) and Best Director at the 2014 Africa International Film Festival.
Andrew recently directed a Netflix Original film titled “Beauty”, produced by Lena Waithe. Following the publication of Andrew’s 2023 photography book Monograph, he was profiled in the New Yorker as a pioneer of art and fashion (Yves would be proud!). Andrew’s film Where is Kyra? starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kiefer Sutherland, premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival to rave reviews. Andrew's 2021 collaboration with ON Running, "Untethered", was a One Show Merit Award finalist and made the CLIO shortlist. At the beginning of 2024, Andrew directed the critically acclaimed film, “Born to Play”, for the NFL’s official Super Bowl film. The shoot took place in Ghana and was ranked in the top Super Bowl spots of the year by most major publications.