Found is a London studio crafting extraordinary visual content for brands that set the bar high. From prime-time broadcast to luxury campaigns, they bring ideas to life with cinematic motion, refined CGI, and design that rewards a second look. Their work stretches across sectors—music and culture with BBC and BBC Radio 1, fashion and beauty with Burberry and Aquis, automotive with Bentley, and lifestyle and spirits with Ballantine’s—alongside collaborations with global names like Adidas and emerging innovators like Automata and Aira. Whether building tactile worlds for Arte or bold identities for 5STAR and Abacus, Found thrives on turning complex stories into striking, intelligent visuals that feel effortless on screen. Based in the United Kingdom’s creative capital, the team blends meticulous craft with restless curiosity, pushing materials, light, and motion until each frame lands with purpose. What sets Found apart is a clear, confident point of view: work that is technically exacting, emotionally engaging, and unmistakably designed to stand out.
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In this week’s Creative Career Conundrums column, Alex Bec, CEO of It’s Nice That, offers advice to a design director seeking new challenges after years in small agencies and startups. Bec encourages the reader to focus on company scale and to refine their job wish list to better target opportunities in larger organizations. The piece also highlights current creative job openings from If You Could Jobs.
Forever has appointed Tendril co-founder and former group Chief Creative Officer Chris Bahry as CEO, succeeding James Callahan in day-to-day leadership. The global creative collective, which comprises five studios and more than 200 people, is positioning creative judgement, craft, and R&D as competitive advantages amid AI-driven changes to production.
Motionographer reports on Found’s launch of 'Intelligent Beauty', a book exploring how 3D motion design enhances brand storytelling through the fusion of research, technology, and aesthetics. The publication includes contributions from Logitech, Map Project Office, and Kinda Studios, and features insights into Found’s creative process and philosophy of combining intelligence with beauty.