(Studio)
Gees.Studio focuses on how creative work is made and how it’s experienced. Direction comes first and carries through the entire process, from idea to final output. We build imagery through film, motion, and 3D, not as separate parts but as one system. The goal is clarity. Work that holds. Work that scales across campaigns, products, and platforms.
Led by Grant Franck, with 20+ years across brand, design, motion, film, CGI, and 3D. The studio works closely with founders, agencies, and production teams, adapting in scale while staying consistent in approach. Direction leads. The work follows.
Direction, carried through to the final frame.
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![K-Way case study exploring technical outerwear through reflective materials and low-light environments, shaping a visual language around performance, protection, and movement.]()
Product
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![Director-led look development for an upcoming film, using cinematic portraits to explore tone, character, and emotional direction at early stage.]()
Film
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![Close-up portrait of a young woman with natural freckles, long dark hair, and a silver nose ring, gazing intensely toward the camera. Soft, cinematic lighting with a blurred foreground featuring a sleek metallic surface accented by orange highlights.]()
Film
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![Cultural portrait study developed as part of visual direction, exploring identity, styling, and tone to define the narrative world.]()
Film
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![Concept and look exploration for Puma Africa, using stylised character and fashion direction to shape campaign tone and cultural positioning.]()
Puma
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![High-performance automotive concept film exploring speed, energy, and urban culture through CGI, lighting design, and motion-driven storytelling.]()
Tesla
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![Product visualisation for Casio G-Shock, blending industrial design, material detail, and bold colour direction through CGI and high-end product photography.]()
G Shock
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![Motion study exploring material, balance, and form through reflective glass elements, used to develop visual rhythm and brand language.]()
Abstract
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![Nike Jordan concept exploring modular footwear, designed as a build-at-home system, combining industrial design, CGI, and product storytelling.]()
Nike Jordan
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![Aerial view of a salt flat landscape with white salt crust and streaks of brown and beige, with some turquoise water bodies and a small figure in the bottom right corner.]()
Art - Beyond the Veil
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![Abstract print developed through layered simulation, combining liquid dynamics, mineral textures, and light studies to explore energy, transformation, and high-impact visual systems for performance brands.]()
Mineral Film
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![Digital artwork exploring identity through layered simulation and sculpted form, blending 3D, texture mapping, and generative processes to study depth, structure, and visual composition.]()
Abstract
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![Terrain-driven visual exploration for a motocross brand, combining erosion-based simulation, material systems, and dynamic composition to capture speed, movement, and environmental intensity.]()
Mineral Persona
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![Concept design for Logitech exploring future human-device interaction, combining product thinking, ergonomics, and CGI to shape a new visual language for performance and accessibility.]()
Logitech wants to meet
01.Structured Direction.
Every project begins with purpose, not aesthetics. Brief, research, reference, and direction come first, followed by design, edit, composite, and finish. The sequence is intentional. It reduces noise, sharpens decisions, and ensures the work reflects strategy, not impulse.
02.Modular Systems.
Platforms evolve. Tools expand. Things move fast. Strong systems absorb that change without losing clarity. The focus is on building repeatable structures that scale across campaigns, teams, and markets while maintaining consistency and control.
03.Visual Judgment.
Options are infinite. Restraint is the skill. Knowing what to pursue, what to discard, and when to stop defines the outcome. This work is guided by clarity and experience. Tools support the thinking. They do not replace it.
Production Workflow
Every project moves through the studio the same way. Notion holds the thinking. Figma shapes the direction. The rest builds the work.
01.Think
Defines the problem.
(applies to Direction & Strategy)
02.Define
Sets the direction and system.
(applies to all services)
03.Build
Executed across film, motion, and 3D.
(this is where your services come in)
04.Finish
Refined and delivered.
(applies to all outputs)
