AI-driven VFX and tabletop solutions — built on a traditional production workflow and finished to commercial standard.
AI is no longer experimental — it’s part of what we do. We’ve built real expertise, understand the tools inside out, and apply them where they truly add value.
AI food tabletop is one of our specialties, and we’re ready to collaborate as your VFX AI partner.
We combine AI tools with a traditional production workflow, so every stage builds on the previous one and the visual style stays consistent all the way to final delivery. We define the look first — color, light, texture, framing, and pacing — then use generative tools to create strong key visuals, motion, and transitions that feel cinematic and intentional, not artificial or stitched together.
We come from a strong background in classic 3D and compositing. That means we do not rely on generation alone: when a shot needs more control, realism, or polish, we refine it with proper 3D and finish it in Nuke or After Effects. This is what allows us to clean up artifacts, unify the image, and bring the work up to a real commercial standard — so the final result feels like a finished advertising product, not just AI content.
"The Pug" film was created for the Luma Dream Brief — a global creative competition inviting advertising creatives to bring their best unmade ideas to life, in collaboration with the 2026 Cannes International Festival of Creativity. lumadreambrief.com
For this project, we were limited to using only Luma AI tools for video generation, and had a very tight timeline — about a week and a half to produce the entire piece. The result isn't perfect, but we're proud of it. With more time and fewer constraints, we could have pushed it even further. Still, this project is a glimpse into where the industry is heading — and how commercial production might look very soon.
For this film, the client needed to swap a car for two different models and was looking for a fast and cost-efficient solution. Using AI, combined with a few traditional tools, we made it happen within just a couple of days — a win-win for everyone.
A series of six promo videos for inDrive drivers ahead of the FIFA World Cup, produced for Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador.
AI production made it possible to launch across six markets within a very tight schedule. For each country, we adapted character appearances, national team colors, and local details while keeping the campaign visually consistent.
We photographed real people to drive the AI generation. This gave the characters authenticity, made casting fast and flexible, and ensured fair compensation for the use of their likeness.
Traditional compositing and 3D were an important part of the process as well, giving us precise camera control and allowing us to move through the scenes and around the prizes in a polished, intentional way.
An interesting project overall — building a world that doesn't physically exist, while still making it feel like a real production.