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A collaboration with De Tomasso, filming their P72 along the Pacific Coast Highway during Monterey Car Week 2026. Golden hour, driving parallel to the coastline, stunning at every angle. Cut for silhouette against the coast, with the engine and the road as the score.
MONTEREY CAR WEEK · 2026 · 1 CAR · PCH · CINEMATIC · GOLDEN HOURFilmed a scenic three-day rally event from Los Angeles to San Francisco. We rode with the group on the coastal route, shooting from the chase car and at every checkpoint. Cut for the journey itself: the cliffside stops, the changing light over three days, the cars at speed between markers.
LA TO SF · 2026 · 3 DAYS · COASTAL ROUTE · UNFORGETTABLEPromotional social media video for Fortune Forged. A G82 M4 driving through the night at high pace, hitting at a high gear and owning the night. Cut for the wheel itself: tight on the rims in motion, with the freeway lights streaking past and the engine carrying the score.
G82 M4 · 2026 · NIGHT · WHEEL PROMO · HIGH PACEDFilmed a one-of-a-kind Porsche GT3R driving along Big Sur on the PCH. Cinematic and slow-paced: long takes, chase car running parallel. Cut for the road and the coastline, with the engine and the wind as the only score.
BIG SUR · 2026 · 1 CAR · PCH · CHASE CAR · CINEMATICPromo video for Midnight Sokudo, featuring BMW M cars driving through the night of LA. Multiple cars in formation through LA freeways, available light only, headlights and the freeway as the only light source. Cut for the sound of M cars at night: downshifts, idle.
LA · 2026 · NIGHT · M CARS · FREEWAYAcross every brief we've shot, golden hour lighting has satisfied us and our clients. It's the one condition we know we can deliver on, no matter the car, the location, or the weather. Apps try to time it down to the minute; we trust the window and shoot through it.
Location, sun window, shot list, gear list: every job we shoot starts with a one-page brief that locks all four. Half-day shoots run on rails because nothing is figured out on set. We pad 15 minutes on the call sheet for the unexpected; the rest of the day goes exactly to plan.
Most of our cinematic and roller shots are 24p: the frame rate film audiences expect, and what lets on-camera motion read as motion, not video. Higher frame rates are reserved for specific slow-motion beats. The rest of the master is 24 FPS end to end so the cut feels cohesive.
The cut lives or dies on the audio bed. We run a stereo ambient mic on the camera body for every shoot, and we record scratch vocals and on-set SFX even when we know we'll re-record them in post. The reason our masters feel cinematic isn't the lens; it's the layer of sound under the picture that no one notices but everyone feels.