Client work · 2026
BIKE BARN
A wet cobbled street at night, with no location, no rain machine, no night permit and no rider.
- Client
- Bike Barn
- Discipline
- Hero film · Product cinematics
- Year
- 2026
- Where
- The Netherlands
Indian Elite Models

THE FILM
INDIAN ELITE FILM, STUDIO CUT
One of several films made for the dealership: a slow orbit of the Elite on a black studio floor. No studio was hired and no bike was moved. The badge, the gold pinstripe, the pannier lettering and the spoke count are the plate, held frame to frame while the light travels around it. Watch on YouTube ↗
THE PROBLEM
A dealership wanted two hero films for their motorcycles, without getting out of the showroom. The bikes are the product; everything else in frame is set dressing, and set dressing is the part a dealership never has budget for.
THE IDEA
Build the set once and never rebuild it. A motorcycle is the worst possible subject for a generated frame: badge, tank graphic, headlamp cluster that riders know by heart, and spokes, which fall apart the moment a model starts inventing detail. So the machine was locked into a master plate before any environment existed, and the street, canal houses, wet cobbles and reflected lamplight were written once as a set specification and reused across every frame.
WHAT TALECRAFTERS MADE
- →A hero film for the Indian Elite, cut vertical.
- →A locked master plate of the machine, handed over as a reusable file.
THE RESULT
Delivered as the hero cut for the model, with the plate handed over so the next film starts from a correct bike.
HOW WE BUILT IT
Phantom Set with the gates turned up. Plate first: the bike alone, correct badge, correct fairing, correct wheel count, nothing else in the picture.
THE FRAMES





YOUR MOVE
Your turn.
Bring the launch, the deadline and the constraint you think is impossible. We will tell you which pipeline it belongs in and what it costs.
