Ocurens is a creative production company, founded in Paris, with teams in both France and the UK. Everything you see in our work section is 100% crafted by us, and reflects Ocurens&amp;amp;#039; distinctive edge and attention to detail. ‍ The craft of film-making is at the core of everything we do; and we treat every part of the production process as an art in itself. ‍ To consistently do so, we have curated a team of highly creative, forward-thinking individuals to collaborate with and strive to create work that distinguishes itself in today&amp;amp;#039;s world. ‍ Lets start the discussion!

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Gabriel Dugué directs an effervescent branded promo for Biotherm Blue Beauty, featuring actress&nbsp;Inés Spiridonov.The video for Biotherm Origins uses evocative&nbsp;slow shutter imagery and clean, minimalist art direction to bring the product brand to life, elevated by a transcendent soundtrack.&nbsp;With a soft, aquatic colour palette and filmic texture, it's a visual that feels organic and contemporary.&nbsp;

Gabriel  Dugué

Germain Robin

Inés Spiridonov 'Biotherm Origins' by Gabriel Dugué

Inés-Spiridonov-'Biotherm-Origins-'-by-Gabriel--Dugué

The sensational promo for Audrey Nuna's Locket, in which the US rapper/singer takes centre-stage in a gripping art gallery concept, was&nbsp;Valentin Petit's final project before his tragic death earlier this year. Posthumously released,&nbsp;its now it has&nbsp;been recognised at this year's UK Music Video Awards with four nominations.&nbsp;The video takes place in a stark white gallery space at a private view, where Audrey is the statuesque figure observing the mini-vignettes&nbsp;unfolding around her, featuring a variety&nbsp;of larger than life characters&nbsp;with one thing in common - they are all too self-absorbed to pay attention to the art in the gallery.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]With brilliant camerawork, great casting and&nbsp;unbounded dynamism to go with the high concept playfulness, Locket&nbsp;exemplifies&nbsp;the character of its creator - who is properly acknowledged at the very end of the video. It's breathless and brilliant, as it takes you on a terrific journey.A&nbsp;tour de force&nbsp;of creative magic, it cements the legacy of Valentin Petit as one of the industry's&nbsp;most accomplished voices.&nbsp;

United States

Valentin Petit

Elisa Johanna Känd

Robin Lavaud

Mathieu Perez

Jeff Bierman

Maxime Chastres

Till Duca

Florie Vitse

Laïla Hamdaoui

Simon Tristant

Arthur Paux

SQUARE

Alt Pop

Audrey Nuna 'Locket' by Valentin Petit

AUDREY NUNA - locket (Official Video)

Sasha Rainbow, the visionary director renowned for her groundbreaking music videos, campaigns, the award-winning short film Kamali, and a highly anticipated debut feature, is embarking on a thrilling new chapter in her career.&nbsp;She is now positioned to make waves in both the UK and France as she collaborates with the cutting-edge creative production powerhouse, Ocurens. This New Zealand-born director has forged an indomitable reputation as a maestro of storytelling, pushing the boundaries of human narratives. She has garnered praise and recognition from platforms such as The Independent, BBC World Service, BBC Breakfast, The Guardian, Variety, Dazed Digital, and Nowness, solidifying her status as a true luminary in the industry.Having directed acclaimed and award-winning videos, including&nbsp;for Placebo's Life Is What You Make It and Suki Waterhouse's Good Looking Boy, and working with brands including&nbsp;KFC, Apple, Toyota, Puma, Lancome and&nbsp;EE, Rainbow has recently completed&nbsp;her debut feature film, the female-led body horror&nbsp;<a href="https://variety.com/2023/film/asia/mister-smith-new-zealand-horror-film-grafted-1235579219/" target="_blank">Grafted</a>.[imgtoken data:1]Above right: Sasha Rainbow on setHer&nbsp;distinctive storytelling and visual mastery have been evident in her work, such as the <a href="https://www.shots.net/news/view/ee-is-united-behind-hope" target="_blank">critically acclaimed EE campaign</a> that united audiences behind messages of hope.&nbsp;The BAFTA-nominated short film&nbsp;<a href="https://www.nzherald.co.nz/viva/culture/meet-the-bafta-nominated-director-behind-kamali-the-short-film-that-has-audiences-buzzing/VKKGGTEZ2NQYKAYD4DDFLV6CLA/" target="_blank">Kamali</a> - featuring an Indian girl skateboarder - provided&nbsp;a heartwarming narrative that resonated deeply with audiences.Now Rainbow is set to embark on a new stage of her journey as a filmmaker. She joins <a href="http://www.ocurens.com" target="_blank">Ocurens</a>, the production company founded in Paris in 2017 by director Valentin Petit and producer Germain Robin, which has now set up offices in&nbsp;London, headed by Emmanuelle Le Chat. Rainbow will be represented for all types of commissions, in both London and Paris.With a recent expansion into London, Ocurens has already embarked on diverse projects for renowned brands, has ventured into documentary filmmaking and is developing a short film about a woman suffering from Endometriosis. The company's dedication to nurturing talent while maintaining a small roster reflects its commitment to producing exceptional work.”I’m so excited to join the Ocurens family - a family, founded by forward thinking creatives who truly put their hearts into everything they do," says Sasha Rainbow. "I know we will do incredible things together, and I am ready for a wild ride of epic creativity and adventure, working on projects that truly resonate with us all.”Emmanuelle Le Chat, EP at Ocurens in London, adds: "Sasha is a superb storyteller and a brilliant human being who&nbsp;is deeply passionate about her craft. She is truly one in a million and our teams across Europe and the UK are genuinely ecstatic about this relationship."• Watch Sasha Rainbow's showreel at Ocurens <a href="https://www.ocurens.com/director/sasha-rainbow" target="_blank">here</a>; more about Ocurens <a href="http://www.ocurens.com" target="_blank">here</a>

Sasha Rainbow

Sasha Rainbow joins Ocurens in London and Paris

Bleu Desert direct an exceptional promo for Ziak, exploring the duality of man and machine in a rain-slicked dystopia.The video for Même Pas is a&nbsp;tour de force&nbsp;of creativity, boasting experimental vignettes which unravel&nbsp;in a thrilling, unexpected way.&nbsp;The visual effects work here is also truly noteworthy, using realistic cutaway models to peek inside different mechanisms, including guns, cars and motorbikes - and in one poignant scene, a pregnant woman's stomach, packed with gears and cogs&nbsp;instead of a child.&nbsp;Condemned to withhold their feelings, men are condemned to become machines in this world, and Bleu Desert's stunning direction brings the concept to life in vivid detail.Absolutely brilliant.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]