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Lisbon · Seoul · Mexico City · Berlin · Toronto

Kinoform Pictures is an independent production company making commercials, film and branded work from Lisbon, Seoul, Mexico City, Berlin and Toronto.

Rec Reel 2026 · 5 studios

Kinoform Pictures

Film crew rigging a cinema camera on set
On setCamera crew
Still from Pink Hour, a fashion film for Maison Oriel
Maison OrielPink Hour · 2026
Neon-lit street at night
Neon nightStreet frame
Still from Long Way Round, a commercial for Halcyon Motors
Halcyon MotorsLong Way Round · 2026
Rider on horseback along a beach
ShorelineHorse & rider
Still from The Climb, a commercial for Velo Norte
Velo NorteThe Climb · 2025
Clapperboard marked for the next take
Next takeSlate & sound
Still from The City Is a Stage, a commercial for Stride Athletic
Stride AthleticThe City Is a Stage
Pink flowers in soft daylight
In bloomColour study
Still from Last Light, a branded short for Salt and Current
Salt & CurrentLast Light · 2025
City skyline at dusk
Blue hourSkyline
Still from Second Nature, a product film for Aurel Horology
Aurel HorologySecond Nature · 2024
Perfume bottle lit on a tabletop set
TabletopFragrance
Sneakers styled on colour blocks
Colour blockSneaker study

We make pictures that move people. Five studios, one crew, any format.

We shoot commercials, fashion film, branded shorts, music video, product film and documentary.

Selected work 2024–26

Six films,
one long exposure.

06

Scroll through the stack. Open any frame for the full credits.

A lone car on an empty coastal road at golden hour

Halcyon MotorsLong Way Round

dir. Tomás Ferreira2026 · Commercial

Model in soft pink evening light for a fashion film

Maison OrielPink Hour

dir. Ada Kwon2026 · Fashion film

Cyclist climbing a steep mountain road

Velo NorteThe Climb

dir. Jun Park2025 · Commercial

The sea at dusk with the last light on the water

Salt & CurrentLast Light

dir. Noor Haddad2025 · Branded short

Runner mid-stride on a city street

Stride AthleticThe City Is a Stage

dir. Lena Brandt2025 · Commercial

Close-up of a mechanical wristwatch

Aurel HorologySecond Nature

dir. Walter Imrie2024 · Product film

Process

From brief
to final grade.

Six stages, one crew carrying the film from the first line of the brief to the last frame of colour. Pull the board apart — this is how the work really moves.

You bring the idea and the client; we bring the director, the crew and a treatment that wins the room. We slot into your approval rounds without stretching the calendar.

kinoform / pipeline.board Drag nodes · click to inspect

Select a stage Click any node to see what happens there. The rose path shows where this kind of project spends its energy.

Roster

Six directors.
Six ways of seeing.

Each one signed for how they look at the world, not how neatly they fit a reel. Filter by the kind of work you are making, then open a row to meet them.

  • Portrait of director Tomás Ferreira

    Tomás grew up on the coast road north of Lisbon and still shoots it like a first love: low sun, long lenses, the car as one small thing inside a very big country. He prefers real roads to the volume stage and will happily wait three days for the right fog.

    Selected work

    Book Tomás
  • Portrait of director Ada Kwon

    Ada came to film from still portraiture, and her frames keep that stillness: faces held a beat longer than feels comfortable, colour pushed until it hums. She casts off the street as often as off the agency book.

    Selected work

    Book Ada
  • Portrait of director Jun Park

    Jun builds pictures around momentum: cameras on cables, rigs bolted to handlebars, cuts that land on the beat of a racing pulse. A former track cyclist, he knows exactly where the pain lives in a climb and points the lens straight at it.

    Selected work

    Book Jun
  • Portrait of director Lena Brandt

    Lena blocks the camera as carefully as the performers, so bodies and lens move to a single count. Her sets feel like rehearsal rooms, loose and loud right up until the take, then precise to the frame.

    Selected work

    Book Lena
  • Portrait of director Walter Imrie

    Walter treats objects like actors, lighting a watch face the way others light a close-up and moving the camera a millimetre at a time. His motion-control work is patient, exact and, when you look twice, quietly funny.

    Selected work

    Book Walter
  • Portrait of director Noor Haddad

    Noor starts every job by listening, spending weeks in conversation before a single frame so the people on screen are collaborators rather than subjects. Her branded shorts play like documentaries because, in every way that matters, they are.

    Selected work

    Book Noor

Start a project

Got a film
in you?

Tell us what you want people to feel. We'll bring the crew, the director and the plan to get it on screen.

Reply time
One working day
We take on
Commercials, short film, branded work

A producer reads every brief personally.

Studios

Five cities, one crew. Someone is always awake.

  • Lisbon

    —

    Travessa do Lume 14
    1200-221 Lisboa
  • Seoul

    —

    12 Hanul-gil, Seongdong-gu
    Seoul 04782
  • Mexico City

    —

    Calle Aurora 207, Roma Nte.
    06700 CDMX
  • Berlin

    —

    Lichtgasse 9, Hof 2
    10999 Berlin
  • Toronto

    —

    88 Foundry Lane, Unit 3
    Toronto ON M5V 2K1