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One sequence. Every artist in the collective contributed one frame, drawn in their own style, without instruction on how it should look. No shared aesthetic, no visual brief, no uniformity imposed from above.
The result is a shot that changes with every frame. Different line weights, different palettes, different ways of understanding the same body in the same moment. What holds it together is the movement, not the style. The action stays continuous while the visual language underneath it keeps shifting.
It could have been a simple transition between two scenes. Instead it became the most honest thing in the film: proof that the collective isn't a concept, it's a practice. Every artist brought their own obsessions to the same four seconds of screen time.
That's what the collective actually is: not a shared aesthetic, but a shared willingness to work inside the same frame. The Jump made that visible in 24 frames per second.

The Plunge

A short film about fear. And the second before you jump.

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Festival Showcase

Border Hopper is a short film directed by Nico Casavecchia, co-produced by Brut Works. It follows Laura, a Latinx filmmaker who discovers a supernatural way to navigate the U.S. immigration system. The film operates as a satire of bureaucracy, combining magic realism with elements of horror.
Brut Works developed and produced the entire animated universe of the film. The project was selected at Sundance and Palm Springs ShortFest, among others.

Border Hopper

A live action and animation hybrid about navigating the U.S. immigration system as if it were a video game.

Border Hopper_NV

Before the planes took off, United announced each new destination one by one. As routes to Southeast Asia were revealed, Brut Works partnered with Brand New School to bring the campaign to life.
The brief was to capture the spirit of each destination: the tempo of Ho Chi Minh City, the landscapes of Thailand, the atmosphere of Adelaide. Not a map with pins, but a visual journey through movement and color. Each location translated into its own rhythm, its own palette, its own moment.
The visual language was built around a consistent graphic element: spheres that move through each environment, linking destinations into a single continuous piece. The same object, different worlds. Compositions were designed to feel specific to each place without relying on cliché: the right pace, the right palette, the moment where illustration and animation find each other.
The result moves as fluidly as the flights it was announcing, from one destination to the next without losing momentum.

United - New Destinations

A motion piece for United Airlines' new Southeast Asia route announcements, directed by Brut Works.

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Artist of the month

Alba Prado is a Spanish artist and director trained in fine arts and interested in the everyday, small details and expressiveness through plasticity and abstraction. Fun, honesty, surrealism and color are attributes of her personal work. She loves to tell stories with new graphic languages according to the project and almost always soften hearts.

Art Director

Alba Prado

Momoguro is an original IP developed by Brut Works' ECD Martin Allais and director Nico Casavecchia, in collaboration with Baobab Studios. A game franchise built around a world of characters: strange, expressive, and designed to expand.
Baobab Studios commissioned Brut Works to produce the teaser that would introduce the franchise. The piece was directed by Nico Casavecchia, with Bonkers Animation as production partner. The objective was to give audiences a first glimpse of the Momoguro world: its atmosphere, its characters, and the logic of the universe they inhabit.

Momoguro Teaser

A teaser for Momoguro, an original game franchise created by Martin Allais and Nico Casavecchia.

Momoguro_NV

Ten years in, Bounty Banana decided to mark the anniversary not with a retrospective but with a film. inTENsity is a portrait of a decade: their creative life, the people around them, the Paris they work in. Not a highlights reel. An atmosphere.
The title comes from a scene in Lost in Translation where a commercial director keeps asking Bill Murray for more intensity. For Bounty Banana, that word captures something real about how they work and who they are. It also became the brief: a film that had to feel like them, at full charge.
The occasion was also the unveiling of a redesigned B/B logo. But a logo alone was not enough. It needed, as they put it, more inTENsity.

InTENsity

A 10-year anniversary film for directing duo Bounty Banana, co-produced by Brut Works.

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Raw vision that is driven by attention to detail, shaped by process and strategy.

Raw Vision driven by attention to detail, and shaped by process and strategy. With bold vision and sharp thinking, we craft films that connect, inspire, and endure.

Raw vision that is driven by attention to detail, shaped by process and strategy.

The Plunge
Short Film

Border Hopper
Short Film

United - New Destinations
United Airlines

Momoguro Teaser
Brut

InTENsity
Short Film

Raw vision that is driven by attention to detail, shaped by process and strategy.

The PlungeShort Film

Border HopperShort Film

United - New DestinationsUnited Airlines

Momoguro TeaserBrut

InTENsityShort Film

The Plunge
Short Film

Border Hopper
Short Film

United - New Destinations
United Airlines

Momoguro Teaser
Brut

InTENsity
Short Film