This month, three very different briefs. One mascot was brought to life. One audit firm made watchable. One children's series that reminded us why this work matters. Here's what we made - and what we learned building it.
What We Produced
A Corporate Film for Urgo Laboratories — Dijon
Urgo Laboratories was relocating its headquarters to new premises in the heart of Dijon. The brief: mark the move in a way that felt alive, not corporate. We brought their mascot to life and built a narrative around its journey — from the old offices to the new ones — using full AI production. The result is a film that functions as an internal announcement and an external signal: this is a company that moves with intention.
Pixar-Style Episodes for Cristalis — Paris
Cristalis, a Parisian audit and consulting firm, needed a way to make complex tax topics — including tax optimisation for furnished rentals — genuinely engaging for their audience. We produced several short episodes featuring their consultants rendered in Pixar-style visuals. The format works because it removes the distance: familiar aesthetic, authoritative content, human faces. It works better than it sounds. Watch it and you'll see why.
Luki's Listening Land — A Children's Series Pilot with Gianni di Giuseppe
In collaboration with artist Gianni di Giuseppe, we produced the pilot episode of Luki’s Listening Land — a series designed to introduce young children to music through storytelling and AI animation. Projects like this one sit at the intersection of creative ambition and genuine purpose. We're proud of it.
Meet Christophe Maïa Michalon — Nextage Talent Spotlight
This month we're introducing one of the AI directors in our talent hub: Christophe Maïa Michalon.
His work is defined by three things: demanding visual aesthetics, deeply human storytelling, and a complete command of emerging AI tools. He builds from the position that AI should amplify creative vision — not replace the judgment behind it.
We collaborated with Christophe on a film for MACSF, the insurer of France's medical profession, to promote their Madelin Libéraux offer — a product that allows independent healthcare professionals to deduct a portion of their health and pension contributions from their taxes. A dry brief on paper. The concept Christophe brought to it was anything but: the film plays on the contrast between the daily pressure these professionals carry to maintain their coverage and the fiscal relief MACSF provides. Unconventional framing, precise execution.
AI Video Differentiation Starts Before Production: Webinar Replay Now Live
If you want to understand what separates AI video campaigns that stop people from the ones that blend into the feed, start with the brief.
Our founder Jean-Marc Segati and director Jérémy Gross led a 60-minute working session on exactly this: how an augmented briefing process produces AI video that's genuinely distinct — with real projects, real outputs, and a method you can apply immediately.
The replay is available now.
Watch the replay → AI Video: How to Create Campaigns That Don't Look Like Everyone Else's
A Project in Mind?
Whether you have a clear brief or a half-formed idea, we can help you shape it into something worth making.
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