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The Story
Tavares Beverly started his career in front of a camera on a local Chicago television show, then trained in theater through high school and earned a musical theater production scholarship to Florida Memorial University. He went on to work nearly every role on a professional set: actor, production assistant, camera operator, and sound technician.
On Christmas Day 2001, he handed his brother Kael a handwritten business plan outlining a vision for Beverly Boy Industries, a family-driven portfolio spanning real estate, apparel, publishing, and production. Weeks later, Kael bought a $1,500 camera from a Circuit City in Los Angeles. Beverly Boy Productions launched in downtown Miami in 2002, starting with regional TV commercial clients across South Florida.
The company survived the 2008 economic downturn through careful management and a long-term outlook. As the market rebounded, Beverly Boy expanded into reality television production, opening doors to crews and partnerships across major U.S. cities. By 2012, a multi-city agency contract accelerated the company’s national footprint.
Today, Beverly Boy Productions produces multiple film projects each week for clients ranging from small businesses to Fortune 100 brands, including Airbnb, W Hotels, Taco Bell, GEICO, and Target. Tavares continues to mentor emerging filmmakers and share production knowledge through the BeverlyBoy.com blog.
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Featured Publications
Thought leadership and expert insights published on Forbes.
June 17, 2026
In a candid interview with CanvasRebel, Tavares Beverly opens up about the journey from aspiring actor to founder of one of the country’s most trusted video production companies. He reflects on the early days of saying yes before there was ever a business plan, the lessons that came from learning every part of running a company, and why he believes entrepreneurship is less about the perfect idea and more about showing up, keeping your word, and adapting when everything changes.
June 9, 2026
How 12 leaders turned bad events into good publicity
Bad things happen to good people. And bad things happen to good companies, too. The key is how you respond. Often the response shows more about your company’s character and values than the initial incident. We asked our Fast Company Executive Board members if they have ever turned a bad event or experience into good publicity. It turns out that many had, and their response to the events, in most cases, strengthened the organization.
May 26, 2026
AI Is Changing Video Production, But Creativity Still Belongs To People
There is a lot of fear right now around AI and what it means for creative industries, and video production is no exception. Every day, a new tool makes it easier for someone to type in a prompt and create a video, edit content or write a script. For creative professionals, that can feel both exciting and threatening.
May 18, 2026
How To Reduce E-Commerce Returns While Keeping Customers Happy
Featured as the #1 expert response: “Set clear expectations before the purchase. Providing detailed visuals, accurate descriptions and real-world use context helps customers understand exactly what they’re getting.”
May 14, 2026
The Death Of The One-Off Video Project: Why Smart Companies Are Building Production Systems Instead
Video has become one of the primary ways companies communicate, from marketing and sales to recruiting and internal operations. Yet while demand for video has grown rapidly, the way many organizations approach production has not kept pace. This project-by-project approach is starting to break down.
April 29, 2026
TV Becomes a Growth Channel for Commerce
Connected TV has the potential to break down barriers… so that each production works simultaneously as entertainment, persuasion, and point-of-purchase,” Tavares Beverly told E-Commerce Times on integrating production, marketing, and sales for higher ROI.
June 10, 2026
AI Is Changing Video Production, But Creativity Still Belongs To People — Forbes JAPAN Feature (Tavares Beverly)
There is a lot of fear right now around AI and what it means for creative industries, and video production is no exception. Every day, a new tool makes it easier for someone to type in a prompt and create a video, edit content or write a script. For creative professionals, that can feel both exciting and threatening.
June 10, 2026
Smart Ways To Build A More Adaptable Business Culture
Hiring a video crew is not just about comparing day rates. Behind every quote are variables like crew experience, production scale, equipment needs, location logistics, and project management. In this Forbes Business Council article, Tavares Beverly shares what businesses should understand before choosing a video production partner.
June 5, 2026
Smart Ways To Build A More Adaptable Business Culture
Change is a constant in business, but the pace and frequency of disruption happening today can make it harder than ever before for teams to stay steady. It requires leaders to be intentional about how they communicate and support their teams. Here, members of Forbes Business Council share smart strategies for building a culture of adaptability.
June 4, 2026
18 leaders on how they actually disconnect on vacation
When vacation helps you fully disconnect from work, you come back refreshed. As an executive, though, it is hard to completely disconnect from work. We asked our Fast Company Executive Board members how they approach technology usage and work communications while on vacation, and here’s what 18 of them said.
June 2, 2026
16 Ice Breaker Games for Company Retreats
Featured in Fast Company’s Executive Board roundup, Tavares Beverly shared a team-building icebreaker focused on helping crews and staff build genuine connections across different backgrounds and cities.
May 29, 2026
Highly Effective Networking: Tavares Beverly of Beverly Boy Productions On 5 Strategies for Successful Networking, Both Online and Offline
Interviewed as part of Authority Magazine’s networking series. Tavares shares insights on building relationship capital, personal branding, and five strategies for meaningful professional connections both online and offline.
Interviews By Tavares Beverly
Five Marketing Strategies From Stephanie McCarty
Stephanie McCarty · CMO, Taylor Morrison
Taylor Morrison’s first CMO on chasing hard problems over titles, and how the digital-first home-buying platform she fought to build now converts at 60% and gets buyers to spend 23% more and close 40% faster.
Creating a Culture Where People Feel Safe to Be Authentic
Shivani Uberoi · Managing Director, The Wallflower Academy
A culture-change expert, TEDx speaker and author on how authenticity, belonging and psychological safety aren’t soft perks but the foundation of trust, innovation, and a stronger bottom line.
Five Marketing Strategies From Tina McNulty
Tina McNulty · CMO, Presidio
Presidio’s CMO, a 20-year B2B tech marketing veteran, on using data and AI to drive measurable results and why “clarity is a form of respect” means always starting with the ask.





