The film adaptation for Woodwalkers has been eagerly awaited by fans, and TDF did not disappoint. The online communities have embraced the artwork almost as much as we loved working on it. From the sketches to the shoot to the artwork, we could clearly see the wood from the trees!

When a family goes through a traumatic divorce. You need a good poster. We worked in close collaboration with the director to visualise the artwork for this coming of age dark comedy dealing with the stresses of modern day parenting.

The rarest of friendships deserves the rarest of posters. We took the challenge and developed a series of posters from the very start of the project to the international main. It's been great to see them out in the wild!

Girl, can it really be true? An epic dramatisation of the rags-to-riches-to-rags real-life story of Milli Manilli as told by the critically acclaimed director Simon Verhoeven

The Dream Factory helped Patrick - the butterfly who can't fly, really spread his wings in this charming animation from Pink Parrot Media

School's out for summer! Except, when we went back to shoot this gang of classmates for Leonine's remake of the classic German story. We really did make them fly you know.

We created the concept, photoshoot and artwork for this heartwarming adventure for a father a son escaping everyday life by becoming Weekend Rebels.

Lassie comes home again in this charming new adventure where The Dream Factory delivered sketches, concept & photoshoot for the main poster artwork.

Magic, friendship and talking animals! What's not to love in this enchanting 'future classic' franchise. We're honoured to be working with such a unique property from concept and sketches to photoshoot and artwork completion.

We polished up a sparkling poster for this film about the tooth fairy, liaising with animators from sketch to delivery.

This gritty Berlin thriller called for a striking visual and the Dream Factory delivered this image of the title with the main characters in each letter.

Three women on a bachelorette party without a bachelorette. The posters combine the chaos and turbulence that such a trip brings.

The campaign illustrates the potential and star power inherent in the epic literary adaptation and arouses the viewer's curiosity by revealing interest-generating references to the plot.

To make it clear that this is an established franchise as well as a reboot, the ensemble was shown in fighting position and the Umbrella Company logo was added to the background for recognition.

A boy in search of his father. The longing and the stony path are reflected in the depth that the poster represents.

The film centres on the traumatic relationship between mother and son. The key art effectively shows the overlapping personalities and values between the 2 key players in a really graphic and visual way. The characters are positioned looking away from each other to portray that tension and capture the emotion. A bright colour was selected to give the film a sense of optimism and boldness. This piece of art has been awarded "Best Poster" at the World Trailer Awards 2022.

The intention of the main poster was to illustrate the conflict that main character Jesse Eisenberg has to live through in the midst of the turmoil of World War II, on the one hand as an artist and on the other hand in the fight for survival.

Get ready for a bumpy ride and a campaign that's on fire! With this multimedia coverage we made sure that the audience was drawn into our spell and straight into the cinema

A yearly collaboration with German films from conception to multiple channels showcasing German talent within the entertainment industry. The campaign runs across print, digital and social channels.

The title treatment organically came out all the outdoor neon signs that appear in and around Berlin Alexanderplatz. This was build around many different images to get the fractured nature across of the main characters' relationships while keeping true to the integrity of the film and the atmosphere of the setting. We used desaturated images to represent the tone of the film and the reflections to show that the players were on an emotional and gritty journey.

A lively animated adventure, so playful and colorful that there was no question about the direction the poster design should take to pick up children and their parents and guarantee family entertainment at its best.

Julie Delpy directed, wrote and starred in this drama in which she fights for custody of her daughter and, after her daughter's death, makes a risky attempt to get her daughter back with the help of cloning technology. The poster illustrates the main actress' ambivalence about cloning her daughter.