Five years ago, before the official announcement of ChatGPT, we filmed scientists who had developed multiple artificial intelligence systems, including ChatGPT-3.

This video was created as an internal technology presentation for the global market on behalf of one of the largest banks, SBER.

To showcase five AI tools, we designed and produced unique physical and digital installations, by capturing the scientists and creators behind the technologies we now actively use.

In addition to television productions, we also create exclusive private films for invite-only screenings.

For one such event, we produced a short film for a private cinema screening, featuring Russian celebrities Philipp Kirkorov and Nikolay Baskov.

The film is created in the video art technique, where the characters appear as if they are part of a dollhouse world.

This visual language was developed long before the premiere of Barbie, yet it draws inspiration from childhood memories—when a child's world feels like a vivid storybook filled with fairytales, slightly resembling flat children's drawings.

Here, color and surrealism take center stage.

This distinctive style allows for the seamless integration of any brand by adapting the color palette to match its identity, ensuring a refined and cohesive look.

The short movie “How can I love you?” - is a real love story between art movie and documentary.

The first chapter dedicated love after 50 years old.

Dominique & Domenique - a couple from Paris, who lives in Florence, wonderful renaissance city.

This story about relationships of the couple who spent together 40 years, about honest questions and honest answers with all advantages and disadvantages, through story of art Florentine visualization!

In this movie you’ll see real strong love around great renaissance architecture: Ponte Vecchio, Uffizi, Palazzo Vecchio and Santa Maria del Fiore!

For this Danone brand project about mothers and children, we chose to feature real moms and their kids instead of actors and staged homes.

We filmed them in their own homes, capturing their authentic daily lives—with scattered toys, genuine laughter, heartfelt hugs, and even moments of childhood tears, when a mother gently picks up her child to comfort them.

This approach brings true warmth and sincerity to the story, making it deeply relatable and emotionally resonant.

This film was created to explore women's health and the inner sensitivity to different phases of the cycle.

When working within the traditional advertising framework, it’s crucial to make the visuals truly engaging. To achieve this, we cast twin girls, adding an intriguing visual element. Instead of using printed, artificial artwork, we asked them to create their own drawings for their on-screen mother.

We also crafted a unique aesthetic—a pastel yet bold yellow-orange color palette, contrasted with deep blue accents, creating a distinctive visual identity and a compelling, artistic narrative.

The digital animation "Florentine Heroes" was created for the Savoy Hotel and exhibited at the Italian auction house «Pandolfini» as well as «The Gallery» in Florence.

The artwork’s impact extended beyond exhibitions—it was also chosen as the cover of «The Florentine» magazine.

What makes this animation unique is its fusion of traditional artistry and cutting-edge digital technology. Each frame is meticulously hand-drawn by an artist, then brought to life in Cinema 4D, creating a seamless interaction between animation and reality.

This exclusive technique allows for integration into films, commercials, and immersive brand storytelling, elevating visual narratives to a level of sophistication and artistic depth.

We created a 3D masterpiece of a real jewelry piece and designed a unique digital world that perfectly reflects the brand’s eclectic aesthetic.

This exclusive approach allows any object to be seamlessly transformed into a captivating animated story, blending high-end craftsmanship with cutting-edge digital artistry.