Some rooms you only get once.

The room that moves the share price

Pandora's Capital Markets Day, built to survive the analysts

Capital Markets Day is where a public company sets out its strategy to analysts, press and shareholders. Every slide is read by people paid to be sceptical. We have built Pandora's across multiple years: the narrative, the slide design, the data made legible at the back of the room, and the motion that turns a claim into something people remember.

It is the same discipline as a board deck or a results presentation, with the stakes turned up and a date that cannot move. One of those years covered the launch of their lab-grown diamond line, prepared while it was still confidential.

Scope

Narrative, slide and data design, animation, edit, sound

Output

Investor presentation, presentation film, market cutdowns

Nothing exists to photograph yet

BRIO and NOBL, sold before there was anything to shoot

BRIO is a Swedish house founded in 1884, moving from the wooden railway it is known for to a new modular line. The play pattern needed explaining and the heritage needed protecting, at once. We built a standalone character world that teaches the mechanics by telling stories inside them.

NOBL Collective is the opposite end of the scale: a zero-inventory fashion house where nothing is manufactured until someone orders it. There is no sample to photograph, so the entire buying experience has to be built rather than shot.

Same problem, a century of size apart. When the product does not exist yet, someone has to make it real enough to sell.

Scope

World and character design, narrative, animation, digital experience

Output

Episodic content, launch and retail assets, ecommerce experience

Status

BRIO shipped. NOBL in production

Photography could not keep up

One model, every image Pandora needs, in every market

Legacy production could not keep pace with a global rebrand. We built a single source of truth: a digital twin of the product range, accurate enough that one modelled piece produces every image, film and configurator view the business needs, in every market, on demand.

Once a product exists as a digital twin it stops being only a marketing asset. The same model is used to review a design before it is made: proportions, finishes and colourways assessed on screen, and problems found while they are still cheap.

Scope

Product visualization, content infrastructure

Output

Campaign film, conference film, always-on content