Aaron Haye
Founder and CEO
Aaron Haye is an award-winning production designer, filmmaker and founder working at the intersection of cinematic worldbuilding, professional production and the creative infrastructure that will carry both forward.
Over more than two decades in feature film and television, Aaron has designed screen worlds across a wide range of genres, scales and production models. He began his career in the model shop at Industrial Light & Magic, where practical fabrication, visual effects and hands-on problem solving formed the foundation of his approach to design.
His credits span more than 50 film and television projects, including Bohemian Rhapsody, The Stand, Cocaine Bear, Charlie's Angels, Man of Steel, Star Trek, The Social Network, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Revolutions and Star Wars: Episodes I and II. He has collaborated with filmmakers including David Fincher, J.J. Abrams, Zack Snyder, Peter Berg, Bryan Singer, Denis Villeneuve and Elizabeth Banks.
Ælvis is shaped by the world Aaron knows best: high-end filmed entertainment, where continuity, collaboration, approvals and creative accountability matter from the first draft to the final frame.
Jason Corgan Brown
Founder and President
Jason Corgan Brown is an award-winning filmmaker, worldbuilder and founder known for visually rigorous work across major studio franchises, independent cinema and speculative environments. He is co-founder of Ælvis and founder of Corgan Studio.
His expertise spans development, design and production, with key contributions to some of contemporary cinema's most recognized franchises, including Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings and Tron. He develops the design logic and visual workflows behind large-scale cinematic worldbuilding, maintaining aesthetic and narrative cohesion from early concept through delivery. He was also part of the early team at ImageMovers Digital, Robert Zemeckis's performance-capture studio, helping shape the design workflows behind its large-scale productions.
Beyond film, Jason was a lead worldbuilding consultant during NEOM's early conceptual development, contributing to visual, cultural and narrative systems for multiple regions. Corgan Studio was also a lead creative consultancy to Amazon Studios' technology group, designing virtual production and cloud-based, studio-wide workflows for its production companies and some of the industry's most respected filmmakers.
In parallel, Jason writes, directs and produces independent projects that unite cinematic storytelling, design and production innovation, including the Academy Award-qualified feature Falcon Song. He also created Polyphony Design Systems, an R&D framework for continuity, narrative intelligence and cinematic workflow architecture that informed the development of Ælvis.
Jason is a member of the Art Directors Guild and is certified by the Producers Guild of America.
Ælvis is shaped by Jason's experience across filmmaking, worldbuilding, art direction and creative systems, where narrative coherence, continuity and human authorship must be maintained from the first idea through the final frame.