Commercials & brand films
Campaign films and product launches shaped around a clear visual idea.
DriftSignal.tv is an independent creative studio producing commercials, brand films, trailers, and visual worlds for brands, agencies, and storytellers.
Direction, image, edit, music, and sound are considered together from the beginning.
A director-led practice built around a clear creative line.
Led by creative director Stuart Lynch, DriftSignal.tv combines 27 years across CGI, animation, commercials, television, and installations with contemporary 3D and AI workflows.
You work directly with the person developing the idea and making it, with specialist collaborators brought in where the project needs them.
Campaign films and product launches shaped around a clear visual idea.
Films that establish character, world, and emotional stakes.
Products, environments, and difficult ideas made clear through controlled images.
Original score, sound design, mix, and finishing.
Projects can begin with a loose idea, a developed brief, or existing material that needs further production and finishing.
3D establishes space, composition, lighting, and camera. AI tools help explore a look; animation, compositing, editing, and sound bring the work to a convincing finish.
We establish what the work needs to communicate, who it needs to reach, and the practical scope around it.
A few real-world details to make the first conversation easier.
Schedules are planned around scope, production needs, and the review points the work requires.
The production approach is shaped around the ambition, budget, and demands of the brief.
You work directly with Stuart. Specialist collaborators join where the project needs them.
3D, AI, animation, compositing, edit, music, and sound are considered as one connected production.
An idea, audience, deadline, references, and an approximate budget.
Masters, cutdowns, stills, and platform-ready versions are prepared where needed.
Focused practices for more specific commissions.
Send the idea, audience, deadline, and an approximate budget. References are welcome.