Agencies and production companies
Subcontracting · white-label · NDAYour AI director, white-label.
As a subcontractor or white-label, on your brief and schedule, under a non-disclosure agreement. Nothing is published without your written consent; your client’s feedback goes through you.
How we work
Your client, your rules
One contact, from script to final mix, who stays behind your agency.
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Confidentiality first
A non-disclosure agreement signed, if you wish, before you share anything unreleased. Nothing is published without your written consent, on this site or anywhere else.
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Your brief, your client
I start from your brief and references, propose a direction, and you decide on it before any production. Your client’s feedback goes through you.
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A pitch on a fixed date
Put the presentation date in the brief: I reply with what fits in that time, from the mood board and key frames to the finished film, before starting.
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Files ready to hand over
ProRes or H.264, a textless version, .srt subtitles and, on request, voice, music and effects as separate stems. Formats, versions and rounds of changes are written into the quote.
For a pitch, what you get
- Mood board and key frames
- 3 to 5 working days after the brief (the Direction stage of the method)
- Pitch film or animated mock-up
- Set to your presentation date, confirmed at the brief
- Delivery
- ProRes or H.264, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, textless version, .srt subtitles, separate stems on request
The level of craft
Campaigns ready to air
Self-initiated work: each campaign starts from a brief and comes out in 4K, with the film, the stills and the cut-downs.
- 01SpaceFilm + stillsAriane 6From the clean room to the launch pad.Brand film · “From Toulouse to Kourou”
- 02Automotive · rallyFilm + stillsFerrari F40The Alps, 1991. Nobody lifted.Recreated archive · “Flat out through the passes”
- 03WatchmakingFilm + stillsRolex“Someone will count on every second.”Submariner · “Time to do it right”
- 04Sport · runningFilm + stillsNike RunningNobody cheers at 6 am. Run anyway.Ad · “Run anyway”
- 05Leather goods · travelFilm + stillsLouis VuittonThe journey starts on the platform.Travel trunk · “Gare de Lyon, 6 am”
- 06GastronomyFilm + stillsGuide MichelinTwenty seconds of service, one perfect plate.Documentary film · “The rush”
- 07Sport · footballFilm + stillsAdidas FootballFrom the cage pitch to the tunnel.Ad · “Le Prodige”
- 08AutomotiveFilm + stillsPorscheNothing to prove. Just the road.911 Carrera · “Sunday Morning”
- 09Airline · travelFilm + stillsAir FranceFrom the jet bridge to sunrise.Ad · “The last night flight”
- 10Automotive · electricFilm + stillsRenault 5 E-TechThe city, made small.Ad · “Paris, 7:12 am”
- 11Branding · specialty coffeeFilm + stillsORIGINECoffee should read like a wine label.Coffee roaster · full brand identity
- 12Niche perfumeryFilm + stillsVÉRAMorning, before anyone else.Obsidienne 03 fragrance
- 13FashionFilm + stillsLUMENOne coat. One runway. The wind.Fall-winter collection
- 14Film · horrorFilmMoisson“This year, the field has chosen.”Trailer · folk horror
- 15FilmFilmLes Eaux Basses“She never came back.”Teaser · arthouse thriller
- 16Film · horrorFilmZone“The lights… someone turned the lights on.”Short film · found footage
- 17Film · horrorFilmGénéré“The world only exists where you look.”Short film · liminal horror
- 18Music video · Super 8FilmNOAMarseille, the end of summer.Music video · “Été indien”
- 19Film · silentFilmLe GarçonEight coffees. Nothing broken.Excerpt · silent comedy, 1925
- 20Film · recreationFilmParis, 1888As if a camera had been rolling in 1888.Recreation · building the tower
And 12 more campaigns in the showcase →
Self-initiated work: the brands shown did not commission it and are not affiliated with it.
Questions · agencies
Before the brief
What agencies ask before handing over a project.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes, as a subcontractor and white-label if you wish: on your brief and your schedule, under a non-disclosure agreement. Nothing is published without your written consent, and your client’s feedback goes through you. Formats, versions and rounds of changes are written into the quote. Delivery in ProRes or H.264, with a textless version, .srt subtitles and, on request, voice, music and effects as separate stems.
Who owns the rights?
Usage rights are written into the quote: media, duration, territories, assignment or licence. The music is created or licensed for the film, and its rights follow the film. For a brand or a public body, I never use a real person’s face or voice without their written consent. I also tell you how to label AI-generated content where platforms or regulations require it. Source files can be delivered.
Does it look like AI?
That is my first requirement. Long takes rather than a string of three-second shots, hard cuts, photographic grading, a proper mix. Before you sign off, I review every shot frame by frame: hands, text, logos, objects that warp. Anything that gives the AI away is redone or cut.
Will my product stay consistent from shot to shot?
It is locked before any animation: the product and characters are set from your photos and files, then tested across angles and lighting. You approve those key frames before motion, and I check the shape and label on every delivered shot.
How long does it take?
Allow three to five weeks for a brand film, two to three for a set of visuals, a few days for a UGC video. The exact schedule is in the quote.