It’s been two long years since I wrote on this blog, a long road from then to the creation of Studio Supreme Films. But before that, I would like to catch up on some of the highlights of those two years.
First of all, our film The Passport won nineteen awards from seventy nominations worldwide.
A significant pandemic hit the world, and I am currently writing this article in lockdown in Shanghai.
Through these crazy times, we shot several commercials and different short films.
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We also recently won the Stage 32 film competition, a great honor for me since it’s the biggest social media platform for people in the film industry, with more than 800 000 members worldwide. Through those fantastic times, our movie was screened two times in the legendary Chinese Theater in Hollywood and at the Hollyshort film festival, Raindance in London, Biff in Bruxelles, and many other epic films festivals over the globe.
Here is the film’s trailer:
Also had the opportunity to talk more about the film with the other winner and community members of Stage 32.
Also, after having directed a film for Xiaomi,
I officially became a Xiaomi creator. Several brands have sponsored us recently, including Zhiyun, who gave us a fantastic crane 3 that will test it out soon on our next film project.
It’s also been two years now that I am part of the Istituto Marangoni.
As a visiting tutor, I have been giving master classes shooting films and photographs with up-and-coming students. We produced and directed their official yearly fashion show video in alliance with Vogue Italy through this collaboration. You can also learn more about Istituto Marangoni, where Olivier Rousteing is actually our mentor for this academic year.
Along with all those collaborations, we also did the brand video for JP Morgan, the official campaign video for Californian brand Too Faced, the Brand video for Joyce, the brand video for Huawei, and many more exciting projects.
Regardless of all those achievements, we put ourselves to another task;
producing and directing five different short films in a year. For that occasion, we created a new venture, specially dedicated to filmmaking, called Studio Supreme Films. Under that new venture, we are pleased to introduce you to two of our new upcoming films, “Kite” and “She is so perfect.” Here are the official trailers for those movies.
Finally, I really hope you had a great time as we had, and looking forward to hearing from you wherever you are! And we hope sharing more interesting content with you through Studio Supreme Films!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Studio Supreme Films?
Studio Supreme Films is the production company I founded to house my film and commercial work. It was the outcome of a new venture built over two years of shooting commercials and short films.
Why start a new venture at that point?
After two years of commercials, short films and festival runs, a new venture made sense as a way to bring the work under one roof. Studio Supreme Films gave that work a structure and a name.
What does Studio Supreme Films produce?
Studio Supreme Films produces commercials, brand films and short films, and develops feature projects.
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