Not everything needs to be interactive to be exceptional

Sometimes the brief calls for real-time 3D. Sometimes it demands rendered perfection. Often, it's both. We've put together a reel of CGI and motion design work that shows what happens when you apply our craft to traditional formats.

We built our reputation on immersive experiences and real-time 3D, but the most interesting projects rarely fit into neat categories. Some briefs demand interaction. Others require the precision and control of traditional CGI and motion graphics. The best ones blend both combining the immediacy of real-time with the refinement of rendered content.

This reel showcases work for brands that don't compromise like Audemars Piguet, Moët & Chandon, Dior, NARS, and Brunello Cucinelli. Each frame reflects the same obsessive attention to detail and technical rigor that defines our interactive work, just channeled into rendered storytelling. And increasingly, we're mixing techniques bringing CGI and real-time 3D together in ways that leverage the strengths of both.

The medium changes, but the standard doesn't. Whether we're building real-time experiences, crafting motion design, or blending the two, the work answers to brands with serious ambition and an uncompromising vision.

If that sounds like your project, let's talk.