About EpicDigital
We are building a content engine in Dhaka
EpicDigital produces video and social content at volume. For our own channels first, and for brands that need to show up every day and cannot do it alone.
- Founded
- October 2021
- Studio
- Mirpur DOHS, Dhaka
- We make
- Video, social content, ecommerce creative, design
The thesis
Every business is competing for the same thing now. Attention.
Most of them lose it the same way. Three good weeks of posting, then two months of silence, then starting again from zero. We built a studio so that does not happen. Not to the brands we work with, and not to us.
What we noticed
Being good at content was never the hard part. Being relentless was.
Almost any business can commission one great video. Almost none can commission fifty. The bottleneck is not talent and it is not ideas. It is machinery: someone to plan it, shoot it, cut it, caption it, schedule it, and post it on time, this week and next week and the week after that.
Most companies do not have that machinery. Most agencies rent it back to them by the hour, which is why it gets expensive long before it gets consistent.
What we built
EpicDigital is that machinery, in one room in Mirpur DOHS.
It runs like a production line rather than a group of freelancers. A publishing calendar agreed in advance. A library of formats that already work. Tools we built ourselves that take the repetitive part out of editing, resizing, captioning, and scheduling. A review step that every deliverable passes before anyone outside the studio sees it.
The judgment stays human. The grinding does not. That is how a small team here produces the volume that would normally need a much bigger floor.
Where this goes
We are building this the way a media company gets built, not the way an agency does.
Our own channels come first. Every format we offer a client is one we have already run against a real audience, so we are selling something we have tested rather than something we have pitched. When a format works, we run it for brands: ecommerce stores that need product video and daily posts, founders who need to be on camera, businesses with a good product and no reach.
The goal is easy to say and hard to do. A studio in Dhaka whose work shows up in feeds around the world every single day, and a team here that built it.
The system
How a small team publishes like a big one
Four rules do most of the work. They are unglamorous, which is exactly why they hold.
Calendar first
Nothing gets made without a slot to publish it in. The schedule is set up front, so production works toward a date instead of a maybe.
Formats, not one-offs
We keep a library of formats that already perform. Starting from a proven structure removes the blank page, and most of the argument with it.
Tools do the boring part
We build our own tooling for the repetitive work: resizing, captioning, versioning, exporting, scheduling. The team spends its hours on decisions, not on dragging files.
Nothing ships unreviewed
Every deliverable is checked by someone who did not make it. It is the cheapest quality control there is, and the one most studios skip.
The person behind it
Yeasin Hossain started EpicDigital in October 2021. He has been building for clients since 2014, and he built the production system this studio runs on.
Over a decade of client work across the US, UK, and Australia is where the standards came from. When someone in another timezone is waiting on you, you find out quickly whether a deadline is a commitment or a lie.
Most of his time now goes into three things: the system, the tooling, and the people. He is in the studio most days, and he still reviews work before it goes out.
yeasin.meThe founder's record since 2014
The studio today
We work from one floor in Mirpur DOHS, Dhaka. Dedicated desks, a monitor at every seat, dividers so editors can concentrate, and enough plants that the room is pleasant to sit in for eight hours.
It is deliberately quiet. No hot desks, no open-plan noise, nobody cutting a client's video on a laptop at a coffee table. Meals, coffee, and the hardware are on us, because a team that is hungry or fighting its machine does not produce good work.
The team is small right now, and we would rather say that than dress it up. We hire editors, designers, writers, and marketers into the system instead of holding out for people who arrive fully formed. If you are sharp and you want to learn how content gets made at volume, the system carries a lot of the weight for you. Every role, requirement, and salary range goes up in public.
We brand ourselves EpicDigital. The registered name is Epic Digital, part of Elixo Group LLC in the United States, so contracts and invoices sit with a registered company.
What this means for you
- Deadlines are commitments, not estimates.
- Nothing reaches you without a second pair of eyes on it first.
- Briefs, feedback, and decisions get written down, so nothing runs on memory.
- You talk to the people doing the work, not an account manager relaying messages.
Two ways in
Let's put something in front of an audience
If you have a product and no reach, tell us what you are trying to publish. If you would rather be on the team that builds this, the roles are open.