F=ma adds Brian Scotto and 321 Action Action to its creative lineup

Sep. 16, 2026
By AI, Created 13:15 UTC, Sep 16, 2026, AGP -

F=ma has brought automotive filmmaker Brian Scotto and his production company 321 Action Action into its ecosystem, expanding its push into original entertainment, branded content and long-form storytelling. The move gives F=ma new creative capacity across RACER, GRIDLIFE, The ID Agency and commercial partners as it targets the broader automotive and motorsports audience.

Why it matters: - F=ma is trying to turn automotive media, live events and marketing into one integrated entertainment platform. - Adding Brian Scotto and 321 Action Action gives F=ma a proven creative shop focused on premium storytelling for car culture. - The move strengthens F=ma’s ability to reach both core enthusiasts and the growing “car curious” audience.

What happened: - F=ma announced that Brian Scotto and 321 Action Action have joined the company’s creative ecosystem. - Scotto joins the F=ma Executive Team while staying chief executive officer and chief creative officer of 321 Action Action. - 321 Action Action will keep operating under its own brand while serving as F=ma’s dedicated creative production and original entertainment studio. - The studio will support storytelling across RACER, GRIDLIFE, The ID Agency and commercial partners.

The details: - 321 Action Action was founded by Scotto after his time as co-founder and chief creative officer of Hoonigan Industries. - The company develops premium films, branded entertainment, documentaries and original series rooted in automotive culture. - 321 Action Action won three Gold and two Silver Telly Awards in the past year. - Scotto’s work has generated more than a billion views. - F=ma said the addition expands its ability to deliver fully integrated campaigns that combine storytelling, creator partnerships, live experiences, media distribution and experiential activations. - Within F=ma, 321 Action Action will focus on premium entertainment, original intellectual property, branded content, creator-led programming, documentaries, television projects and cinematic productions. - F=ma’s platform now spans media, live events, marketing strategy, creative production and original entertainment. - F=ma includes RACER, GRIDLIFE, The ID Agency and 321 Action Action. - F=ma lists its website as fmagroup.llc.

Between the lines: - F=ma is betting that automotive culture can be packaged less like niche enthusiast content and more like mainstream entertainment. - Scotto’s background in Hoonigan and Gymkhana gives F=ma credibility with audiences that already respond to high-production car storytelling. - The partnership also reflects a broader shift in which automotive content is crossing into fashion, music and brand identity work. - Scotto said automotive enthusiasts are ready for larger-scale documentaries, premium television shows, feature films and experiences.

What's next: - 321 Action Action will continue serving existing clients while expanding inside the F=ma network. - F=ma plans to use the partnership to build new original projects and branded entertainment for automotive and motorsports audiences. - The companies will pursue more integrated campaigns that connect media, events and production under one roof.

The bottom line: - F=ma is adding a marquee creative name to help convert car culture into a bigger entertainment business.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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