Videothèque
Our cinematic division is dedicated to films, branded content, real estate media, hospitality visuals, social campaigns, and immersive advertising experiences. Each production is designed to create emotional connection, spatial presence, and lasting visual impact across digital platforms.
Almotti
Gluten Free Italian Delicacies.
A family-run, Gluten Free dedicated Italian bakery located in the heart of Miami since 2015. They specialize in gluten-free Italian delicacies inspired by Chef Carlo Raticci's hometown in Sicily. They pride themselves on quality craftsmanship and the use of all-natural ingredients.
Armani Casa
Private Residence at Sunny Isles.
This project was conceived by designers Cristina and Monica Souza in collaboration with Armani Casa Miami, consisting of a 360-degree view condominium located on the 48th floor of the Armani Casa Tower, one of the crown jewels within Miami’s collection of residential skyscrapers.
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Totie
The Ultimate peptide-rich formula designed to support natural lash growth.
We approached this production with a cinematic eye, translating the essence of the brand into a story that feels refined, but still intimate.
Morenos Cuba
Best Food and Atmosphere in Miami Beach.
This beautiful restaurant, located directly on the front grounds of the Dorchester Miami Beach Hotel, one of Collins Avenue’s most iconic midcentury hotspots, offers a well curated vintage inspired atmosphere serving Cuban cuisine, cocktails, cigars, and live music across an airy patio and multiple indoor salons.
META Miami and Henrique Faria NY
LAND[E]SCAPES
“Across the American continent, the landscape manifests itself as a vital force—both a memory of what we have transformed and a promise of what can be regenerated. Within this context, art emerges as a bridge between the human and the natural, reminding us of the urgency of rethinking our relationship with the earth. The artists gathered in this exhibition -Adrián Pujol, Antonio Ugarte, Christian Vinck, Mariana Bunimov, Diana de Solares, Edouard Duval-Carrié, Víctor Julio González, José Gamarra, and Sigfredo Chacón- invite us to view the American space as an organism in transformation: fragile, wounded, yet capable of renewal. In each proposal, the landscape is not a static representation but a living organism that confronts the viewer…”
Milagros Maldonado
