Fog Angels

We’re born out of the fog. Our connection with Fog Angels has grown through returning year after year, capturing the experience, contributing ideas and championing the people behind the band. We have brought sections, marketed sections and filmed a documentary about the organisation and the work that makes it possible. For me, the relationship includes the road, the preparation and the people who keep the whole thing moving.

Returning year after year

Each Carnival gives us another opportunity to capture Fog Angels and contribute to the experience around it. Our involvement includes suggestions, promotional work and documenting the moments people will want to return to after the season ends.

The scale of that community has also been recognised publicly: Newsday described Fog Angels as the largest band at Tobago’s 2025 J’ouvert celebrations. That repeated presence creates a different kind of perspective. You see the preparation as well as the celebration, and the people working behind the image that eventually reaches the public.

Sections and marketing

We have brought sections and helped market sections, connecting creative ideas with the people who will become part of them. Promotional content, campaign planning and on-the-ground capture all contribute to how that invitation is made.

The work includes planning for EEEmpire x Fog promotional filming in Tobago and gathering and organising media. Those activities sit alongside the Carnival-day coverage as part of the wider effort to tell the band’s story consistently.

The people behind the band

The documentary work opens another part of the story. The episodes include “Made in Tobago,” “The Team behind the Theme” and “Fog Overcomes,” as well as “The Story of Anya Ellias.”

The production focuses on costume-making, the team, individual responsibilities and the experience of building something in Tobago. Interviews and behind-the-scenes footage make room for the people whose contribution can be easy to miss when the road becomes the main image.

Celebration, gratitude and continuity

The J’ouvert coverage and Tobago Carnival sampler preserve the pace and atmosphere of the experience. The Thank You Cruise recap adds another chapter: the community coming together beyond the main Carnival moment.

These films belong together because the connection continues across preparation, performance and appreciation. We’re there to capture, suggest and champion, and to keep telling the story as it develops. We’re born out of the fog.