Your sound.
Your visual identity.

PRODUCT DEMONSTRATIONS

A direction you can actually inspect.

First-party PHASE//VOID examples, not a portfolio of commissioned client work. Use one as a starting point, or bring a public world or show recipe.

A release with impact.

Define the music video and social versions together.

Watch the actual recording ↗Use this direction

A show built for its screens.

Independent surface visuals. Align and test them at your actual venue.

See the recorded show and setup ↗Plan a show project

A space that moves.

A world reference for a browser installation; not a commissioned installation.

Explore the actual world ↗Plan an installation

Specify the result, then discuss the work.

Music release

Finished video, loops or social versions. Define duration, titles, artwork and exact delivery frames.

Show or club night

A scene/show pack or event identity. Define screens, set length, playback and operator requirements.

Installation

A tailored browser experience. Define audio/input, device, screen layout, running time and interaction.

Public Studio tools remain free. Custom work is quoted after scope and feasibility review. A brief does not place an order or reserve a date.

Several projector outputs, edge blending, native protocols and on-site operation need separate assessment. Read the software comparison; the free Studio does not acquire these capabilities through an enquiry.

Agree before production.

1. Review scope and feasibility. Confirm direction, outputs, available media, device and deadline.
2. Agree the commercial details. Discuss price, deliverables, revisions, usage rights and hardware testing or operation.
3. Check the actual context. Review a video in its intended edit; rehearse live work on the target hardware and screens.

Send your reviewed brief to [email protected]. No turnaround or reservation is promised until agreed. For self-service creation, use the MP3/WAV guide, live setup or recording guide.