Creative Talents
Both emerging talents and internationally-acclaimed ones, creative talents most enjoy focusing on their unique work. With the rise of direct client communication, talents struggle with balancing their time and energy between managing a project and focusing on their work.
Through attentive communication and diligent project planning and execution, we support talents in delivering exceptional work that makes their clients beyond satisfied.
In his 20+ years in the industry Alex has done everything from editing to directing and has specialised in cinematography. As a DOP with a passion for technology and quality, Alex constantly challenges himself to explore new workflows while maintaining an apparent simplicity to his work.
Selected Clients:
Amazon, Google, Estee Lauder, Netflix, Citizen Watch, Clinique, Dior, Macallan, SK II, Red Bull, Sony, Nomura, Huawei, Ana Airlines, Discovery, Vivo, Shu Uemura, Peugeot, Citroën, Piaget Rose, Moët & Chandon. Ambush, Lexus, Fitbit, Asics.
Movie / Narrative / TV Shows /Documentaries:
John Wick 4, Bake Off Japan, Netflix, Bound, Flare, Naro, Google Women Will, Kubota, Kaleidoscope.
Emir Šehanović works in wide array of fields: Artistic Direction, Graphic Design, Motion Graphics, 3D Animation, CGI, Scenography and Sculpting to name a few. He lives and works in Belgrade, Serbia. Outside of the region, he has shown his work in the context of solo and group shows at Kunstraum Riehen (2021), Jeune Création, Les Beaux-Arts de Paris (2018), AQB Project Space Budapest (2018), Ultrastudio Los Angeles among others, and took part in Liste Art Fair (2015, 2020, 2021), Vienna Contemporary (2019), Parallel Vienna (2018), ArtGeneve (2018, 2019).
Emir Šehanović has recently been selected as part of 100 Sculptors of Tomorrow, published by Thames and Hudson. With all of his artistic experience Emir brings forward a unique lens on new material developments and refreshment to set design. His artistic view has been recognised by fashion brands, creative productions and the event industry.
Visual Storyteller, Making Culture Relevant – is Harris’ mandate. Harris remixes various cultural, visceral and analogue narratives to exist in a digital world, while embracing physical and print. He communicates to new and existing audiences, with a multi-platform approach.
He is well-known for the exhibition Return of the Rudeboy in collaboration with Dean Chalkley, the documentary Punk In Translation and a range of projects across art, fashion and music. While he is based in London, Harris has a long history of working in Japan.
Mote Sinabel Aoki is a Japanese film director and photographer known for his imaginative vision and creative approach. Raised between Tokyo and Los Angeles, he studied architecture, painting and sculpture in the United States and Paris. Mote’s work ranges from landscapes and portraits to conceptual art, captivating audiences with his dynamic and evocative style. He also founded the creative studio INVI which specialises in creative and art direction.
Mote’s work has been featured in Visionaire, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Wallpaper, Dazed and Confused, and Grazia. He has worked with brands including Shiseido, The North Face, Louis Vuitton, Celine, Neil Barrett, Tag Heuer, Estee Lauder and Mercedes Benz. Mote currently splits his time between Paris and Tokyo, where he continues to push the boundaries of his craft and inspire others through his art.