Adolescent Content Team Members

I believe in building long-term relationships by connecting over the human factor to build a foundation of trust with the accounts and clients. I value the power of community and the reach of digital media. I enjoy harnessing that power to create strong connections through human interaction, skill sharing and storytelling with a knack for creating collaborative experiences. 

Hope Farley is Co-Founder and Executive Producer of Adolescent Content, a global media studio dedicated to content created by Gen Z filmmakers for the Gen Z audience. With a think tank, production company and digital platform which represents prodigious directors, photographers and social media influencers (as young as 13 years old). Adolescent’s function is to harness each Creator's natural visual and storytelling gift, support them with seasoned production teams, and connect them with advertising agencies and brands looking for a unique and youth oriented voice.

For over twelve years, Farley has been an Executive Producer and Line Producer at the major commercial production companies in the industry, as well as an Agency Producer at the largest advertising agencies in the US. Farley has produced hundreds of commercials and web content.

In 2001, Farley began a 5-year stint at powerhouse production house @radical media where she worked in sales and development. During her time at @radical, she worked on major projects with prolific directors such as Tarsem Singh, Dave Meyers, Chris Milk and Al Yankovich. Truly finding her footing as a producer led her to leave the company for a career in freelance producing.

As a Freelance Producer, Farley worked on award winning commercials and at world-renowned production companies Smuggler, Partizan, @radicalmedia and Trio Films. She has worked on music videos for Britney Spears, Daniel Powter, Snoop Dog and Pharrell. Clients include Target, Chevy, Hefty, Levis and Always. In 2015, Farley was profiled in an Always spot for her work with young creators.

Farley, co-founded Adolescent Content in 2013 with commercial director, Ramaa Mosley. 

Mosley is an Advocate and Director/Writer who made her first film at the age of 16 years old winning the United Nationals Global 500 UNEP award. Over the past twenty years, Mosley has directed feature films, TV episodes and hundreds of award winning commercials building a career directing action and genuine human stories. She was named one of Shoot Magazine's top 10 Female directors and is represented for commercials by Station and represented for features and tv by John Ufland and APA.

Mosley directed her debut feature film, based on the original comic book she co-wrote, titled "The Brass Teapot" starring Juno Temple which premiered at TIFF, was distributed by Magnolia pictures and in 2013 was nominated for the International Critics' Award (FIPRESCI) and Saturn Award.

In Fall of 2014, Mosley directed the Afghan Segment of "Girl Rising" nominated for outstanding documentary at the Image Awards.

In 2018, Mosley directed the award winning feature film “Lost Child” in the OZARKS starring Leven Rambin.

IN 2019, Mosley directed episodes of Blindspot for season 4 and 5 and episode 209 and 310 of Manifest for NBC. Mosley is currently directing the finale of 61st Street, a limited series show for AMC starring Courtney B. Vance in Chicago. 

I am a multi-hyphenate leader who is passionate about enabling innovation and success by understanding Gen Z and the rising influence they are exerting as they become the world’s most important consumer segment. I foster innovation on creative projects that span tech, media, and fashion by building and leading diverse, effective, and mission-driven teams to take on problems in a multidisciplinary and analytical fashion.