AI Film Studio in France
Nexia is a French AI film and hybrid production studio. We bring together directing, art direction, generative imagery, motion design and 3D to shape films with a distinct visual world.
The films, their stories, our contributions.
ESA ↗ESA
A four-minute space film produced with YOTTA Paris. Nexia’s contribution: art direction and AI production supervision.
Watch the film and read the credits ↗
Sekurit ↗Sekurit
An automotive film that gives thermal flows a visual presence. Nexia’s contribution: art direction and film production.
Watch the film and read the credits ↗One direction, different ways to make it.
A film takes shape through framing, movement, rhythm and the relationship between shots. Art direction connects these choices from the first visual research to the edit and finishing.
Direct the film
We begin with what the film should make people feel and understand. Composition, light, materials, camera movement and editing develop its visual language.
Choose the approach
A product with precise geometry, an imagined environment and a typographic sequence need different methods. AI, live action, 3D and compositing come together according to the project.
Test and refine
Trials reveal what holds within a shot and across a sequence. They guide production choices, continuity and finishing.
Brand films and visual stories
A brand film can express a vision, tell a product story or establish a visual world. We develop its form around the story, the identity and the intended use.
Explore our brand film work ↗Research extends the work.
Our journal documents framing trials, tools and production questions. Project pages identify the context, the collaborators and Nexia’s contribution.
Read the studio journal ↗Understanding our approach
Does every Nexia film use AI?
The means of production depend on the project. AI, motion, 3D and live action have different roles. Each project should be read through its own context and credits.
Can you work within a brand’s visual identity?
We begin with the brand references and constraints, then test the production approach. When precise geometry or continuity is essential, those requirements guide the choice of technique.
What is the production timeline?
The schedule depends on the film, the research, the review process and finishing. It is defined around the project; there is no universal timeline.
Selected films and references
Watch the films and read their project pages for context. Techniques and contributions differ from one production to another.