Eric "Mr. E" Williams
Digital Media Producer / Web Products Leader
I lead projects from research and strategy through content, responsive production, deployment, and audience growth. My work spans civic websites, commerce systems, podcast platforms, and multi-channel media ecosystems.
I combine research, content strategy, responsive web production, multimedia, platform operations, and audience development. I shape the message, build the experience, coordinate deployment, and create systems that organizations can continue using after launch.
JOB 2: CORPUS BUILDING + CULTURAL PRESERVATION
A developing cultural documentation initiative focused on preserving the stories, voices, performances, environments, and lived knowledge connected to busking and independent street-level creativity.
Captures the people, places, songs, stories, and conditions that shape public performance and community connection.
Builds an organized corpus for interviews, research, documentary storytelling, educational media, archives, and collaboration.
Documentary Producer, Cultural Researcher, Oral Historian, Digital Archivist, Community Media Producer, Multimedia Storyteller.
Selected Campaign
A focused 10-day campaign system connecting reggae history, cultural education, daily video packaging, social participation, media outreach, and sponsor strategy.
Planned daily themes from foundations and spiritual roots to rhythm, women in reggae, and the global future.
Produced platform-ready countdown videos for YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok, and Facebook.
Packaged media calls, social collateral, playlist prompts, community participation, and cross-platform visibility.
Built sponsor tiers, affiliate placements, daily “Live the Vibe” inserts, and a brand outreach letter.
JOB 1: STRATEGIC SYSTEMS + CULTURAL RESEARCH
A structured framework for connecting reggae artists with the right story, audience, content format, cultural context, and growth opportunity.
Clarifies what an artist represents, who needs to hear the story, and how that truth should travel.
Matches the artist’s message to interviews, podcasts, documentary framing, short-form discovery, playlists, and commentary.
Brand Strategist, Music Content Producer, Cultural Storyteller, Artist Development Producer, Interview Producer, Digital Campaign Strategist.
Job 3: Legacy Campaign + Historical Media Production
A multi-part reggae history campaign built around Peter Tosh, resistance, truth-telling, legalization, and the political meaning behind roots reggae.
Job 4: Live Programming + Audience Retention
A recurring live music playlist series packaging roots reggae, dancehall, commentary, and community energy into a repeatable audience format.
Job 5: Thought Leadership + Juneteenth Cultural Commentary
A thought-leadership project connecting artificial intelligence, Black memory, Juneteenth, human value, reggae, faith, and cultural survival.
Job 6: Brand Commerce + Business Systems
From brand direction to a live commerce ecosystem for a founder-led wellness company serving the Corpus Christi market.
Designed and deployed the storefront, product architecture, local fulfillment flow, Stripe checkout and invoicing, customer records, inventory, production tracking, expenses, and reporting.
Built a premium Caribbean wellness identity, eight-flavor catalog, size architecture, discovery bundles, pricing, and product storytelling.
Implemented secure Stripe checkout, hosted invoices, webhooks, dynamic payment methods, and local pickup and delivery validation.
Created a back-office register for customers, orders, inventory, production batches, expenses, daily sales, and closeout reporting.
Job 7: Podcast Brand + Web Experience
A warm editorial platform designed and built from concept through launch, turning a podcast feed into an ownable digital property.
Created the brand system, information architecture, custom Blogger theme, responsive experience, live podcast catalog, persistent listening layer, episode artwork, domain setup, QA, and launch.
Connected the official RedCircle feed to a playable 15-episode catalog that updates as new episodes are published.
Built an editorial visual system around the host, warm storytelling, strong hierarchy, and consistent identity-accurate imagery.
Adapted navigation, content order, grids, touch targets, and the persistent Spotify player for mobile use.
Portfolio Summary
This portfolio shows Eric "Mr. E" Williams as a digital media and web product producer who turns culture, content, brand ideas, and business needs into organized experiences that reach audiences and support real operations.
Job 1: Civic Web Product Leadership
Led the communications and web-production effort for a modern Corpus Christi civic platform, combining research, public narrative, responsive development, multimedia, deployment coordination, and an ownership-conscious handoff process.
I translated chapter priorities and verified public research into an accessible website system designed for community information, local history, events, voting participation, and continued chapter ownership.
Replace an outdated chapter presence with a credible public resource while protecting factual accuracy, brand integrity, community trust, and the organization’s long-term control of its digital infrastructure.
Researched branch history, Dr. H. Boyd Hall, Juneteenth, South Texas race relations, and voting rights; then shaped that material into clear page architecture, sourced public narrative, action paths, and media.
Produced responsive HTML/CSS, an accessible JavaScript carousel, event and voting-rights experiences, video assets, Cloudflare deployment packages, QA documentation, backups, and an ownership-transfer workflow.
Created “The House on Ocean Drive,” a sourced local-history narrative connecting emancipation, organized action, housing access, Dr. Hall’s leadership, and the branch’s continuing work.
Built a voting-rights resource with participation steps, official state links, evidence-based legal context, landmark rulings, accessible calls to action, and an embedded chapter speech.
Produced and published the chapter’s “Get Out and Vote” video with President Deanna King, then integrated it into the public voting-rights experience as part of one connected communications system.
