ABOUT POLYMAF

A network built close to the stories.

The Polymaf Network is an independent podcast, creator and media network built in Westchester County, New York. We discover distinctive voices, develop original formats and produce conversations that feel close to the people and culture they come from.

What we make

Our work spans podcasts, original video, social clips, live conversations and branded storytelling. Some projects begin with a microphone. Others begin on a sidewalk, in a studio or inside a local business. Every format starts with a voice and a reason for the audience to care.

Why the 914 matters

Westchester sits beside one of the world's biggest media markets, but many of its stories and creative communities remain underrepresented. Polymaf was built to create more room for those voices—and to give strong ideas the production and structure to travel beyond where they started.

How we work

We collaborate with creators from concept through release: shaping formats, producing audio and video, building repeatable content systems and finding the right path to an audience. We also work with brands and organizations on creator-led campaigns, custom production and live experiences.

Founder

Polymaf was founded by Angelo Scarfone, a Westchester-based executive producer and director focused on developing original formats and emerging talent. [Meet Angelo]

Angelo Scarfone, is one of the most hard working, influential, and creative people from the Westchester Area today. He is a widely coveted, diligent videographer that has filmed for countless celebrities and other people of Prominent Positions; from Political figures such as Kamala Harris and Reverend Al Sharpton to Actors like Will Smith and Anthony Anderson as well as Musical Artists ranging from Ed Sheeran all the way to T.I.  A modern day renaissance man and executive producer, Angelo is the man behind the scenes of the popular podcast, ‘The Bully and the Beast’. He’s filmed numerous projects for iHeart Media and DJ Suss Ones’ ‘The Feature Presentation’, which propelled him to become one of Westchester’s -if not one of New York’s most noteworthy podcast producer.