OUR WORK IN MOTION
We use our creativity to solve problems and tell stories.
Our team works across previsualization, animation, visual effects, and games — supporting productions from early planning to final delivery.
We rely on tools like real-time engines, virtual cameras, and motion capture to speed up workflows and improve collaboration. These technologies help us stay flexible, efficient and focused on the work that matters.
Whether we’re capturing performances on a mocap stage, planning shots with virtual cameras, or building in-engine cinematics with Unreal, we adapt our tools to fit each project’s needs — helping to bring ideas to life with speed and precision.
ORIGINAL PREVIS SHORT
As part of our studio R&D and creative exploration, we developed an original short film concept to fully previsualized using Unreal Engine.
This test was created to showcase our internal storytelling, camera work, lighting, and editorial flow to push the limits of what a small, agile team can achieve with powerful tools.
Delivery Bot Short
following a lone delivery bot as it strays from its route and uncovers unexpected moments of empathy in a dense, chaotic future city.
Created entirely with Unreal Engine, this piece explores cinematic storytelling through motion capture, virtual cameras, and real-time previs. It’s wordless, expressive, and shows what happens when you follow the bird — not the GPS.
‘AI' AS A CREATIVE TOOL
In some of our projects, we use AI tools as part of our early design process.
For example, in environment design, we start by generating AI-based visual layouts and ideas. From those outputs, our artists create 3D proxy models, correct perspectives, and eventually develop detailed environments, building by building.
From proxy models to refine ideas with AI, which will later be developed into final 3D assets.
We’ve also used AI-assisted concepting for stylized hero videos, helping us visualize mood and structure before final execution. For us, AI is not a shortcut — it’s a starting point. We use it to support ideation, speed up iteration, and stay focused on what matters: storytelling and creative direction.
