The best way to start a conversation is to email us with a brief description of the project, what you need us to do and when you need it. The more context you can give us at this stage, the better. Tell us who the project is for, what you want it to achieve, who it is addressed to, and where and how it will be used. It is also helpful to share any relevant background, references or existing materials. If the scope of the project is already defined, please include it as well as the expected timeline. Whenever possible, we prefer to know the design and production budget from the outset. This allows us to understand the scale of the project, propose an appropriate approach and avoid developing solutions that are unrealistic within the available resources. You don't need to have everything figured out before getting in touch. A clear starting point is enough — we can work out the rest together.

We work across commercial projects focused on clear objectives and informed by market or audience research, as well as projects at the intersection of business and culture. We have extensive experience working with public institutions and NGOs, and understand the specific context and constraints of such collaborations. We are particularly drawn to projects that give us room to shape the creative direction — unconventional, complex and multi-layered challenges that require an original approach. Although we are a small studio, we can take on larger projects by working with a trusted network of specialists, producers and partners we have built over the years.

We always try to respond as quickly as possible. As a small studio, however, it can sometimes take us two or three days to get back to you. If you need a response urgently, please mention it in your email and we will prioritise it.