Brands that have produced with the Studio.
Renner, L’Oréal, Kérastase, Ricardo Almeida, WeWork, Camicado, Momê Hospitality, Museu das Favelas, Aura Beauty, Adventures and Sebrae produced with the Studio over the past two years: fashion retailers, beauty labs, national luxury houses, luxury hospitality and a cultural institution.
Renner
Fashion · 3D · FOOH · CGI · AI
Over more than a year, Renner made the Studio its partner across more than four campaigns. It began at Christmas, with a 3D and CGI video alongside influencer Matheus Verdelho and his family. Next came the Spring/Summer, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day campaigns, in 3D video and FOOH (Fake Out Of Home), plus New Year and seasonal sale activations. A new Christmas cycle followed, built with 3D, FOOH and artificial intelligence. The 3D videos ran across the brand’s digital channels and on screens inside its physical stores, alongside augmented reality experiences created for Renner’s social media. Together, the campaigns surpassed 2.5 million views. Brazil’s largest fashion retailer and one of Latin America’s largest, it is, to date, the Studio’s highest-volume client.
L’Oréal Brasil
Beauty · 3D 360° · Multi-platform
Kérastase, L’Oréal Brasil
Seven photorealistic 3D renders of the Chronologiste line, from Kérastase, part of the L’Oréal group, presenting the product in 360° across the brand’s partner platforms, such as Beleza na Web and Época Cosméticos. The same 3D file becomes a GIF and an MP4 for digital campaigns and social media, without redoing the production for every channel.
Ricardo Almeida
Fashion · Augmented Reality · 3D Video
Augmented reality for the launch of a new Ricardo Almeida store at Shopping Higienópolis, with interactive product visualization. It was followed by a cinematic 3D product video, zooming in on the tailoring and the drape of each piece, which surpassed 476 thousand views.
WeWork
Lifestyle · 3D Video · CGI · AI
An institutional 3D and CGI video exploring the spaces and design of WeWork’s units in Brazil, produced with artificial intelligence. The piece ran as a paid ad across Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, in a second delivery built for digital projection and social media.
Camicado
Design · Augmented Reality
Augmented reality for Camicado’s home décor products, from wireframe to final render, applied across the brand’s digital catalog. The activation was amplified alongside influencers, who carried the experience onto their own channels.
Momê Hospitality
Lifestyle · Augmented Reality
For Momê Hospitality, a specialist in hospitality and travel experiences for the luxury market, augmented reality for the activation of a suite at international sporting events, repeated across two different editions.
IDG · Museu das Favelas
Culture · Augmented Reality · Data
Museu das Favelas, IDG
Augmented reality applied to the works of the touring exhibition Favela é Giro, from Museu das Favelas, which traveled across several Brazilian cities. In each stop, visitors saw the artwork come alive in AR on their phones, and we mapped and delivered to the museum the access data: which cities drove the most conversion and engagement. A case that shows how the Studio’s technology also serves social impact and data-driven decisions, beyond the commercial.
Aura Beauty
Beauty · 3D Video
With Adventures, by Ricardo Dias
Two 3D videos for Aura Beauty, Jade Picon’s beauty brand, made with Adventures, Ricardo Dias’s company. One for the Afrodite Secret Garden perfume and one for the Eau de Toilette: the real bottle modelled in 3D, with glass, liquid and label true to the original, entering the scene in the Studio’s cinematic language.
Sebrae for Startups
Education · Consulting · Workshop
Sebrae’s acceleration program
Innovation and trends consulting for Sebrae’s acceleration program. At Ginga Afrotech Hub, in September 2026, the Studio ran a two-day workshop for the program’s founders: the first on how an entire company is automated with artificial intelligence, step by step and with the real cost of each step; the second a trends report on eight researched markets, each with its size and source, the map of where it sits, the technologies it already uses and who builds them. The room opened with 40 seats and filled 80. The same format, with research done for your sector, is available to companies and programs.