What is Three’s A Crowd?

Three’s A Crowd is a nonprofit (501c3) community of 100+ Black creative professionals in Los Angeles — spanning advertising, marketing, production, music, entertainment, fine arts, and entrepreneurship.

When did it start?

We launched in 2018 as a space for Black creatives to connect, collaborate, and create opportunities that reflect our voices and experiences.

Who’s part of the network?

Our members include designers, producers, directors, marketers, strategists, writers, and creative entrepreneurs — many with experience at top agencies like Wieden+Kennedy, Deutsch, and 72andSunny.

Is Three’s A Crowd a creative agency?

We’re not a traditional agency — we’re a creative collective. We bring together teams of experts from our network to build custom project teams for brands, nonprofits, and community partners.

What kind of work does Three’s A Crowd do?

We’re not a traditional agency — we’re a creative collective. We bring together teams of experts from our network to build custom project teams for brands, nonprofits, government procurement, and community partners.

Can my brand or organization hire Three’s A Crowd?

Absolutely. We work with brands, agencies, schools, and nonprofits nationwide. Just visit our Contact page and tell us about your project.

Do you focus only on projects in Los Angeles?

While LA is our home base, we collaborate with clients and creatives across the country.

How can I join the community?

If you’re a creative professional based in LA (or planning to move here), fill out the interest form on our Contact page to get involved.

What do members get?

Access to a trusted network, mentorship, creative collaborations, and industry opportunities that promote visibility, growth, and leadership.

Do you charge membership fees?

No — our focus is on community, access, and opportunity, not pay-to-play.

What kind of impact does Three’s A Crowd aim to make?

We’re here to change how creativity looks and feels — by owning our stories, lifting our peers, and paving the way for the next generation of Black creative leaders.

Do you collaborate with nonprofits or schools?

Yes. We partner with local schools, community programs, and organizations to help young creatives explore careers in advertising, entertainment, and entrepreneurship.

Who should I reach out to for media or partnership inquiries?

Yes. We partner with local schools, community programs, and organizations to help young creatives explore careers in advertising, entertainment, and entrepreneurship.