We use generative AI where the camera can't reach: an Iberian banquet, a Phoenician landing, a city that is now an archaeological site. Everything else — research, script, direction, voiceover, editing and master — is classic audiovisual production.
Produced for the Archaeological Museum of the Region of Murcia and Mazarrón Town Council.
We film what exists — the site, the artefact, the landscape, the gallery — and generate only what disappeared centuries ago. The final piece is a single edit, not a gallery of synthetic images: viewers shouldn't notice where one ends and the other begins.
We work with the research and judgement of the organisation commissioning the piece: what is known, what is assumed and what cannot be stated. Every key scene is selected and validated before it's produced. A recreation that impresses but that an expert can pick apart is worthless.
Exhibition pieces are watched on a loop, in large format and often without sound. That changes the edit, the pacing and the captions. We deliver the master for the gallery and derived versions of the same work for web and social media.
Creative direction, script, voiceover, animation and graphics, editing and delivery. We know public procurement tenders and timelines, which is half the job when the client is a museum or a town council.
CARM — Archaeological Museum of the Region of Murcia
Audiovisual piece for the temporary exhibition. A recreation of ancient banquets based on pieces from the museum's own collection: image and graphics animation, AI recreations of key scenes selected with the museum, editing, voiceover and master for gallery projection.
Mazarrón Town Council
A recreation of the Phoenician landing in the bay of Mazarrón, one of the sites with the most documented Phoenician presence in the western Mediterranean. The ships and the landing are generated with AI; the coast, sea and light are our own footage shot in the same bay, so the reconstruction rests on the real landscape.
On the left, the Banquetes piece projected in the museum gallery. On the right, the shoot in the bay of Mazarrón that provided the sea, coast and light for the Phoenician recreation.
Introductory pieces, audiovisuals for temporary and permanent exhibitions, recreating contexts from the collection.
Archaeological sites, monumental complexes and interpretation centres that need to show what is no longer standing.
Historical, scientific or educational content for administrations, universities and foundations, with funding justification and multi-year contracts.
Established companies that want to tell their origin story without enough archive footage: the 1950s factory, the first product, the founder.
Tell us what needs to be rebuilt and what documentation is available, and we'll send you a proposal with approach, timelines and budget.