Prime Video

Design work for Prime Video, collected from the studios behind it.

Design cases by studio

Title design for a spy thriller series
Territory Studio created work for Citadel Season 2 as the Prime Video series returns with memory-wiped spies, Bernard Orlick, and a global crime syndicate driving an explosive new chapter. Based on the available content, the project relates to creative work supporting the show’s high-stakes espionage narrative and dramatic world-building for its second season.
Animation, 3d Animation, 3d Illustration, Brain, Car, Device, Headquarters, Military, Screen

Key Art for Gen V Season 2
Territory Studio developed the key art for the second season of the hit series Gen V, a spin-off of The Boys. The artwork captures the dark, rebellious tone of the show while balancing moments of lightness and superhuman energy to reflect the evolving narrative of the new season.
Billboard, Poster

Main title sequence for Prime Video
Imaginary Forces crafted the main title for Prime Video’s Young Sherlock, honoring the Sherlock Holmes legacy while framing a grittier, youthful take. The studio designed a single, unbroken camera move where inventive transitions drive the narrative, using radical shifts in scale to transform details into new environments. Partnering closely with showrunner Matthew Parkhill, Imaginary Forces visited set, examined bespoke props, and captured original live-action footage of the lead cast on location. This access allowed the studio to fuse the series’ tactile world with its own visual throughline, yielding a fast-paced, layered investigation that feels distinct yet inseparable from the show. The result is a cinematic sequence that surprises at every turn and invites audiences into the mystery.
Animation, 3d Animation, Camera

Designers and creative leads credited on Prime Video projects in press coverage.