For Toblerone’s Valentine’s Day campaign, aimed at the UK and Australia, we took care of all the video work around a photo shoot by Zach Gold. It was a project built in close collaboration with Zach, who envisioned a concept where models wore the iconic chocolate triangle like a piece of jewelry — a gift from their partner, a small luxury to proudly show off on the lovers’ holiday.

The final result lit up the heart of London at Piccadilly Circus during Valentine’s week, among the crowds and city lights. Seeing our work come to life in one of the world’s most famous advertising spots moved us deeply. It reminded us how small we sometimes feel, yet how far our ideas can reach.

We’re a collective of young creatives who come together when a project sparks both our minds and our hearts. But that doesn’t mean we only dive into unusual or “artsy” stories — we also love stepping into big campaigns, the kind that play out in public squares across the world, bringing with us our way of looking at things.

Our team often works inside large productions, handling everything tied to cinematic staging, even for other production houses. And we don’t just work directly with brands: like in this case, we were brought in by a communications agency, collaborating closely to build something we all believed in.

Every project is a different adventure. We like to face each one with the same curiosity as always, whether it’s a documentary shot on film in New York or a chocolate bar shining on a giant screen in Piccadilly Circus.