Imaginary Forces is an award-winning design studio and creative agency based in Paris, known for shaping culture through brand strategy and visual storytelling. Led by creative directors Karin Fong, Ronnie Koff, and Tosh Kodama, the studio crafts iconic main titles, campaigns, and in-film graphics for global entertainment brands. Their portfolio includes work for Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, Marvel, and Amazon Prime. Recognized with multiple Emmy and Clio Awards, Imaginary Forces continues to push the boundaries of motion design and narrative identity across film, television, and digital experiences.
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The Brand Identity interviews designer and art director Chloe Woo about her freelance career and experiences working with major entertainment brands such as HBO, Apple, Netflix, and Riot Games. Woo discusses her creative process, her journey from an internship at Imaginary Forces to freelancing, and her recent work on the Valorant Champions Tour with studios Worship and Tendril. The conversation highlights her adaptable design approach, passion for entertainment, and advice for aspiring designers.
Motionographer’s Quickies roundup highlights a diverse range of recent motion design projects and award-winning work from studios around the world. The featured pieces span brand films, title sequences, campaigns, and short films from both established and emerging creators. The post also links to The Motion Awards winners and related studio stories.
Imaginary Forces created the final end credits for Stranger Things Season 5, marking the conclusion of their long-running collaboration with Netflix. The sequence reimagines key moments from the series as illustrations inspired by 1980s Dungeons & Dragons manuals, blending nostalgia and artistry to celebrate the show’s legacy.