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S.01 — THE LAB, FULL INDEX
Films, campaign worlds, experiments, and workshops. Honest work, honestly labeled.
A mechanical spider weaves a glowing signal-web over a jungle-claimed Porsche GT3 — until the machine wakes up. The studio thesis in twenty-five seconds.
An original motorsport universe in development — riders, waiting rooms, a clinic where the diagnosis is speed, and Selene's rain-dark bar where the truth clocks in at closing time.
A hoverbike product film that refuses to sit still: exploded-view engineering pass, then the VETTE folds itself into the bipedal REY. Product visualization with a payoff.
From the A Few Good Men campaign: a crane operator, a red button labeled PRESSURE APPLIED, and a wrecking ball with an opinion. One scene from a full teal-orange campaign world.
Textured blocks strung on burning threads in a white room — find the thread, transform everything. Pure texture, physics, and type.
A luxury fragrance spec built on one motif: the bull. Desert tableaux, charging silhouettes, a gold pendant, and a product end card — high-fashion polish, vertical-first.
A florist brand film with spec-commercial polish: storefront, macro dew on petals, golden-hour craft, and a hospital gifting beat that earns the feeling.
The studio's own hero: a woman in a Mental Vision sweatshirt suits up with robotic gauntlets and meets a wall-smashing monster head-on — dodge, counter, blast.
A luxury spec commercial cut across worlds — diamond monogram shades, a lightning-wrapped concept car, a neon Times Square walk, and a burning emblem reveal. One monogram, kept moving.
A claymation campaign for an HVAC brand: a toy van plowing through a snowy miniature town, logo readable in nearly every frame. Warmth, literally.
A generative sculptural series — carved charcoal strata and liquid teal — the visual language this site is built from, stills through motion.
First motion tests combining generative video with traditional edit discipline.
A live, hands-on AI session format for small business owners and teams — built to remove fear, not add jargon.
The campaign concept behind Mental Vision itself: cinematic story and practical AI as one continuous offer.
