Movie Studios
Movie Studios photography includes a role most other categories don't need — a unit still photographer shooting marketing images separately from the film's own cinematographer. On Visie, that craft spans key art and poster photography for marques like A24, Universal Pictures, Disney Studio, and DreamWorks, often built as a composite from multiple photography and CGI elements.
This week's top Movie Studios projects
This week's top Movie Studios projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Samsung · Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Samsung connects its wearable technology to the cinematic world in 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day'. The campaign film integrates live-action urban footage with intricate VFX / visual effects, anchoring the narrative in high-energy street scenes across New York City. The spot features a cinematic atmosphere, leaning into a saturated and warm color grade. Production for the project was led by Chromista.
A24 · Marty Supreme Promo
A24’s promotional asset for Marty Supreme utilises a digital interface format to simulate a real-time conference call. The piece leans into a documentary-style aesthetic, presenting a multi-person screen layout that highlights interactions between participants. Directed by Josh Safdie and featuring actor Timothee Chalamet, the project employs a live-action technique to achieve its clean, modern visual output.
Black Forest Labs · Martin Scorsese
Black Forest Labs presents this documentary interview featuring filmmaker Martin Scorsese. The production captures the director in a New York City office setting, where he explores the nuances of creative direction and the technical evolution from initial artistic vision to final execution. The piece utilizes a clean, live-action technique to document the dialogue, set against an interior of bookshelves and framed film posters. Kate Monan served as the Agency / Creative for the project.
Brooklyn Film Festival · Admit One
The Brooklyn Film Festival campaign 'Admit One' serves as a vibrant visual identity for the festival, blending motion design with cinematic narrative. Agency Otherway leads the creative execution, which centers on the concept of the classic movie ticket. The project channels a retro aesthetic, utilizing graphic animation and live-action techniques to integrate movement within stylized ticket frames. The visual language favors bold, flat colors and minimalist typography, maintaining a consistent graphic quality throughout the horizontal-format motion assets.
Lionsgate UK · Freaky Tales
This clip from the film Freaky Tales, distributed by Lionsgate UK, showcases a dialogue-driven scene directed by Anna Boden. The cinematic sequence features actors Tom Hanks and Pedro Pascal engaged in a discussion regarding classic cinema within an interior environment. Captured with a raw, live-action technique, the project highlights the interplay between the two leads. The horizontal format emphasizes the intimate character-focused staging.
Sam I Am · Toby Burrows Profile Film
Produced by Sam I Am, this profile film offers an intimate look into the creative practice of Australian photographer and director Toby Burrows. The documentary-style project explores Burrows’ approach to portraiture, capturing the collaborative dynamics between subject and artist. The film leans into a cinematic visual language, utilizing clean, live-action techniques to frame Burrows’ professional philosophy. By interspersing interviews with behind-the-scenes portrait sessions, the work highlights the human connection inherent in his broader body of work within the media and entertainment industry.
KFC · Fight Night
KFC enters the entertainment space with 'Fight Night', a cinematic campaign spot set within a dimly lit industrial warehouse. The narrative unfolds at an underground gathering, utilizing a raw aesthetic and moody lighting to build tension throughout the warehouse interior. The project leans into a gritty, cinematic visual language, centering on the diverse group dynamic found at this event. The production highlights the environment through a live-action technique, focusing on the atmospheric textures of the space.
Johnnie Walker · THE FIRST WOMAN ON THE MOON
Johnnie Walker presents 'THE FIRST WOMAN ON THE MOON,' a cinematic narrative exploring the historical progression of space travel. The project leverages archival footage to weave together imagery of rocket launches, mission control centers, and lunar exploration, anchored by a distinct nostalgic aesthetic. The film leans into an analogue and lo-fi visual language, utilizing high-contrast monochrome tones and historical broadcast textures. Produced by Mercuria Films with creative input from AlmapBBDO, the work relies on archival-style editing to frame the evolution of space exploration.
Kjelstrup, Telia, Apple · Killer Bear
The production of 'Killer Bear' offers a look into the collaborative environment of a commercial film shoot. Directed by the agency Åkestam Holst, the project captures the intricate staging required to build a Western-style backlot atmosphere, featuring detailed practical effects and period-accurate styling. This live-action production integrates a complex technical setup, utilizing crane-mounted film cameras and controlled studio lighting to achieve its cinematic quality. The project features contributions from Immigrant and Sparky Films on production, with post-production and visual effects provided by ArtOfficial, Globetrotter Studio, and Chemistry. Sound design and music composition for the project were managed by Gangsters & Chemistry and Upright Music.
Barbour · Wallace & Gromit
Barbour partners with Aardman to bring the iconic Wallace and Gromit into a festive, high-detail stop-motion narrative. The film centers on a signature Christmas morning scene where Gromit navigates gift wrapping while Wallace introduces the 'Gift-O-Matic' invention. The production leans into the warmth of traditional animation and handcrafted props. The project maintains a clean visual aesthetic, utilizing intricate miniature sets and nuanced character expressions to capture the stop-motion style that the studio is known for.
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