A Canadian writer and director, whose work is defined by a sensorial approach to filmmaking that blends poetic imagery with a deep sensitivity to human nuance. With a passion for uncovering stories in unexpected places, Andrew’s films resonate across cultures and borders. When he's not crafting visual narratives, he’s likely scaling a climbing wall, fuelled, of course, by the endless onslaught of baguettes and cheese.

Andrew de Zen is based in Paris, France.

A Brazilian film director and photographer working across narrative-driven films, fashion and commercials. Matheo began his path through anthropology, where he explored how different cultures tell their stories through food, ritual and everyday life. That background continues to shape his cinematic language, rooted in observation and human presence.

Matheo Fernandes is based in Paris, France.

A filmmaker and photographer from Teesside in the North of England, Mike is driven by a simple equation: Location + Culture = Place. His slow, observational practice explores the deep connection between landscapes and the people who inhabit them.

Increasingly multidisciplinary, Mike's work expands beyond the screen into publishing, exhibitions, and collaborative projects.

Driven by a desire to foster shared culture, he founded the Newcastle-based DIY gallery Arena to champion regional artists.

Pedro is an award-winning director and graduate of London’s National Film and Television School. With a background in theatre and acting, he has a natural instinct for performance and a keen eye for the small details that make stories feel human.

His work combines cinematic storytelling, distinctive visual worlds and understated humour, finding the unexpected in everyday moments.

Pedro Pinto is based in Lisbon, Portugal.

Director, writer, illustrator, animator, and photographer. Is there anything he can’t do? Known for his risk-taking approach, he has collaborated with clients such as Louis Vuitton, Nike, A$AP Rocky, Mercedes Benz, Balenciaga, and even George Harrison, to name just a few.

Danny Sangra is based in London, UK.

Prague-raised Emile is a celebrated filmmaker, artist, and musician. His love of fine art, visually striking VFX, and documentary film strongly influence his voice as a director, driving him to seek visual boldness and human truth in equal measure on every project.

Emile Rafael is based in London, UK.

A true Londoner, fast-paced and bold, Giorgio Bruni explores the overlapping worlds of sport, fashion, and contemporary culture. His ability to create raw and intimate human portraits alongside meticulously crafted imagery gives his work a distinct style. Giorgio began his career directing music videos, which led to him being shortlisted for Best New Director at the UKMVAs. Charming and relentlessly enthusiastic by nature, he is a master at creating good energy both on and off set.

Giorgio Bruni is based in London, UK.

Ines Vansteenkiste-Muylle, born in 1997 in Leuven, Belgium, combines her interest in fashion with socially engaged subjects. Her curiosity drives both her photographic and directing work. Talking to people and connecting with them is very important to her. Ines learns about communities she is not always part of by portraying them in their most beautiful way.

Ines Vansteenkiste-Muylle is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Reprise is a Danish–Dutch creative duo. Director Mattis Heurlin and cinematographer Milan Bjørnild have worked together for almost a decade, developing a vibrant and distinctive style that combines poetry and punch. Reprise masters a wide range of on-screen disciplines, from dialogue-driven narrative projects to both meticulously orchestrated and hauntingly realistic commercial work.

Reprise is based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Flow is central in Robin van Geemen’s work, in movement, rhythm and edit. His ability to blend street culture and raw cinematography is translated into dynamic global campaigns.
Rooted in music, multi-disciplinary director Joa Spruijt creates narratives that balance raw punk with delicate honesty.
Based in Amsterdam, both directors seamlessly combine distinct artistic intuition with high-end commercial appeal.

Filmmaker Thomas Nuijten graduated with honors with both a BA and MA in Film from the Royal Academy of Arts in Ghent, Belgium. Thomas has developed an elegant visual language that appeals to both the emotional and intellectual sensibilities of the viewer. His work spans fiction films, fashion films, and music videos.

Thomas Nuijten is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Director and multidisciplinary creative Usman Abdul has over 15 years of experience helping brands and individuals express their identity through strategy and visual storytelling. He brings together craft, humor, and cinema in his work. A sports enthusiast with a taste for experimentation, Usman combines in-camera techniques, 3D graphics, and emerging digital tools to create distinctive films. He has collaborated with brands such as Nike and Visa.

Usman Abdul is based in Antwerp, Belgium.

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Baron Lanteigne uses digital technologies to explore their physicality and potential. His work, often featuring sculptural screen portals, reveals interconnected virtual worlds. By embracing collaboration and engaging with diverse online communities, Baron’s creations represent a significant evolution in digital art.

Baron Lanteigne is based in Quebec, Canada.

Quim Español is the visionary behind “Fake is Real,” a captivating personal project that questions the authenticity of portrait photography in an era defined by AI technology. Through this innovative work, Quim explores the potential of artificial intelligence to generate hyperrealistic photographic imagery.

Fake is Real is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

François Careau is a 3D artist, exploring the realms of digital art with a focus on minimalist aesthetics and geometric precision. His creations blend abstract forms with modern design principles, inviting viewers into a world where digital artistry meets conceptual innovation.

François Careau is based in Montreal, Canada.

Finn Berenbroek is a 3D artist and art director with a background in graphic design. He collaborates with a diverse range of brands from around the world and specializes in animation, design, and art. His work spans 3D animation, still design, visual concepts, and art projects, including NFTs and exhibitions.

Finn Berenbroek is based in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.

Gio Medalla is a visual designer hailing from Milan, Italy. Renowned for his ability to merge 3D elements with graphic design, Gio specializes in crafting abstract visuals that spark the imagination. His creative flair shines through in his use of iridescent and holographic textures, which bring a distinctive depth and vibrancy to his work.

Gio Medalla is based in Milan, Italy.

Ivano Salonia is an XR artist and creative director who operates at the intersection of art, design, and new media. Since 2018, his work has focused on experimenting with VR, AR, and emerging technologies to develop alternative artistic processes and visual languages. Ivano also conducts workshops on designing and creating VR art.

Ivano Salonia is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Joan works across motion design, art direction, CGI, and graphic design, exploring the intersection of the organic and the artificial to question how synthetic forms can express emotion.

Joan Moreno is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Kiady is a French 3D artist and art director. Passionate about exploring different areas of art and design, he continually learns and evolves by adopting new tools and techniques. His imagination drives his 3D work, enabling him to create lifelike renders with striking lighting effects and dynamic camera movements.

Kiady (Ktrzr) is based in Melbourne, Australia.

Tomoro Kinoshita’s work explores the fascinating coexistence of strange creatures and human life forms. Inspired by everyday scenes and cultural fusion, his art captivates with its surreal fusion of insects, animals, and humanoid figures.

Tomoro Kinoshita is based in Osaka, Japan.

Víctor Arce is an artist and educator who draws on retro-computer aesthetics, the accelerated visual culture of the last decade, and the abstract, colorful nature of glitch art as references for his graphic work. His areas of interest include open-source ethics, post-internet culture, DIY practices, interdisciplinary remixing, and artistic experimentation.

Víctor Arce is based in Barcelona, Spain.