Challenge

Ten years after the unexpected passing of Luc De Vos, twenty artists paid a grand tribute to him on December 5th at the Lotto Arena. We were asked to take care of the visual aspects of the evening and to create a music video for an unreleased song, ‘Oude Reus.’

our approach

The music video was created in a black-and-white illustration style, using new AI technologies to achieve the final result. We leveraged advanced AI applications to bring a fresh, creative approach to the visual storytelling.

I can dance the night away

We are thrilled to present our latest production: a vibrant and engaging video for The Muda Institute. This project was an incredible opportunity to highlight the school’s dynamic environment and its new location. Our goal was to capture the essence of the school – a place where creativity thrives and students can express themselves through music and dance.

The video was created by a small and flexible team. The music for the video was written and performed by Charline D’hoore, whose talent and dedication brought an inspiring sound to the project.

SUAVEEE! Skip the DRAMA when traveling to or from the airport with Flibco.

Challenge

Humor in commercials, hurray! Fewer and fewer brands dare to invest in humorous commercials. We are convinced that it is one of the few ways to capture the attention of an oversaturated audience. In collaboration with the agency At-thetable, we enthusiastically embarked on this campaign. Here, we aimed to depict two airport scenes in an open and humorous manner, utilizing ultra slow motion.

our approach

After reviewing the scripts with Director Jochen Decostere, we started this production. We had to find a suitable location. This proved challenging due to the tight deadline. We opted to use the empty parking lot of Makro in conjunction with a blue screen background. All that remained was assembling a talented cast, gathering the right props, forming a strong team, and making two kick-ass shoot days happen!

Next, next, next… Finding the ideal Ghent resident who embodies all the character traits of the City of Ghent turned out to be more challenging than expected.

Challenge

In anticipation of Film Fest Gent, the city of Ghent aimed to creatively introduce their branding and image to the public. For this purpose, they enlisted the expertise of Domien Huyghe and Wendy Huyghe, who came to us with a compelling idea and scenario.

our approach

We were immediately captivated by the story and worked closely with the City of Ghent, Domien, and Wendy to plan the next steps. After refining the script, casting the characters, searching for the perfect location, and finding the right props, the recording could finally begin. Together with the crew, we headed to the VIERNULVIER arts center. Under the expert direction of Domien Huyghe, the actors gave their best performances. Following a successful shooting day, post-production work began, and the film came together beautifully.

Ghent is a cycling city, and it is well-known for it. Partly because of this, they were chosen to host the international congress Velo-city in 2024. In 2023, the congress took place in Leipzig, and the city of Ghent wanted to introduce itself as a cycling city through a video.

Challenge

Ghent people really do everything by bike.’ With this basic idea, the city of Ghent came to us and asked if we could make a humorous video where Ghent cyclists could be described in an Attenborough style.

Our approach

Such a video starts with a good script, and fortunately, we were able to use the writing talent of Stijn Van der Stock, who wrote a great script. Then we went looking for our own David Attenborough, a role that was fantastically performed by Stijn Van Kerckhove. After a week full of shooting, cycling, and working with amazing extras, we arrived at this result.

Challenge

The creatives at Lucy Agency asked us to collaborate on an awareness campaign for Liantis that deals with the mental well-being of corporate executives.

our approach

We got started by co-writing the script with Lucy’s creatives. With DOP Jochen Decostere we went to the Liantis offices and started shooting. Under the direction of Hans Buyse, actor Günther Lesage took on the role of a manager who has reached his limits and can no longer cope with the workload.