Automobile and Fashion Museum
Automobile and Fashion Museum
Automobile and Fashion Museum
The Automobile & Fashion Museum required a visual piece capable of presenting its collection as a living, immersive space. The objective was to guide the viewer through its architecture and narratives in a fluid journey where motion, performance, and digital layers converge — without relying on static or fragmented coverage.
The Automobile & Fashion Museum required a visual piece capable of presenting its collection as a living, immersive space. The objective was to guide the viewer through its architecture and narratives in a fluid journey where motion, performance, and digital layers converge — without relying on static or fragmented coverage.
Date
feb 2026
Client
Automobile & Fashion Museum
SERVICES
Inmersive FPV One-Shot, 3D & Visual Effects
INDUSTRY
Culture
Mobile app design
porsch
Visual identity
The challenge
The museum needed to be experienced, not catalogued. The challenge was to compress an entire building — its halls, its collection, its stories — into one uninterrupted flight, sustaining rhythm and narrative from the first frame to the last. A single FPV shot leaves no room to hide: every turn, transition, and story beat had to be resolved in real time, in real space, while the piece opened moments beyond the museum walls.
The challenge
The museum needed to be experienced, not catalogued. The challenge was to compress an entire building — its halls, its collection, its stories — into one uninterrupted flight, sustaining rhythm and narrative from the first frame to the last. A single FPV shot leaves no room to hide: every turn, transition, and story beat had to be resolved in real time, in real space, while the piece opened moments beyond the museum walls.
The Process
Pre-production mapped the entire flight path turn by turn, choreographing drone movement, timing, and the exact points where each narrative and digital moment would unfold. On set, the FPV pilot executed the route as one continuous take, synchronized with lighting and performance cues. In post, the vehicles were modeled and recreated in 3D with historical accuracy, and every digital layer was composited seamlessly into the shot — calibrated so the transitions between the physical museum and its recreated worlds read as a single, unbroken journey.
The Process
Pre-production mapped the entire flight path turn by turn, choreographing drone movement, timing, and the exact points where each narrative and digital moment would unfold. On set, the FPV pilot executed the route as one continuous take, synchronized with lighting and performance cues. In post, the vehicles were modeled and recreated in 3D with historical accuracy, and every digital layer was composited seamlessly into the shot — calibrated so the transitions between the physical museum and its recreated worlds read as a single, unbroken journey.
The Solution
We conceived the piece as a continuous FPV drone flight through the full route of the museum — a camera that never stops moving, guided by a narrative voice that reveals the story behind what appears on screen. Along the journey, selected vehicles were faithfully recreated in 3D and returned to the year and place where they were born, taking the viewer from the exhibition space to the origin of each machine. The visual effects were integrated with restraint: not as spectacle, but as subtle extensions of the real space, designed to complement the flight without ever breaking its flow.
The Solution
We conceived the piece as a continuous FPV drone flight through the full route of the museum — a camera that never stops moving, guided by a narrative voice that reveals the story behind what appears on screen. Along the journey, selected vehicles were faithfully recreated in 3D and returned to the year and place where they were born, taking the viewer from the exhibition space to the origin of each machine. The visual effects were integrated with restraint: not as spectacle, but as subtle extensions of the real space, designed to complement the flight without ever breaking its flow.
Credits
Creative Direction & FPV Drone Pilot — Guillermo Salcedo
Filmmaker & AI Design — Mario Fortes
Editing, VFX & Sound Design — Guillermo Salcedo
Voice Over Artist — João Magalhães
Credits
Creative Direction & FPV Drone Pilot — Guillermo Salcedo
Filmmaker & AI Design — Mario Fortes
Editing, VFX & Sound Design — Guillermo Salcedo
Voice Over Artist — João Magalhães
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