ARTIST PROFILE Films for Galleries
An exhibition doesn't end
when the show closes.
Most galleries invest heavily in bringing an exhibition to life — and then lose almost all of it when the show comes down. No record of the artist's voice. No asset for collector outreach. No reason for someone who couldn't attend to care. An artist profile film changes that.
A film with artist Nicolas Grenier describing his process and concept for his show Flags.
THE GAP THIS FILLS
Your collectors can't connect with a press release.
A press release describes an exhibition. An artist profile film makes a collector feel something about it. There's a significant difference between a gallery that announces work and one that builds a genuine relationship between the artist's thinking and the people buying — or considering buying — that work.
These films are built around the artist's voice, process, and the ideas behind the work. They give collectors, visitors, press, and future audiences a way into the exhibition that a written announcement can't provide.
BEFORE THE OPENING
Build genuine anticipation. Give collectors a reason to show up — and something to share — before the opening night.
AFTER THE SHOW CLOSES
The work sells after the show too. A film keeps the exhibition present and the artist's voice alive for collectors who missed it or are still deciding.
DURING THE EXHIBITION
Deepen engagement. Embed in the exhibition page, include in follow-up emails, use as a touchpoint in collector conversations.
LONG-TERM ARCHIVE
A record of every artist you've shown. A growing body of evidence of the gallery's program, its taste, and its depth of relationship with artists.
WHAT THE FILMS INCLUDE
Built around how galleries actually communicate.
Each film is produced as a full-length profile and cut into shorter assets — so it works across every channel your gallery uses.
Artist interview
Exhibition walkthrough
Studio or gallery footage
Process and material detail
Collector-facing soundbites
Short cutdowns for social and email
HOW TO WORK TOGETHER
One show, or every show.
These films work as a one-time project. They work even better as a consistent part of how your gallery operates.
EXHIBITION SERIES RETAINER
A film for every exhibition, season after season.
Galleries with active programming — four to eight shows a year — benefit most from a retainer arrangement. It removes the friction of repricing and re-scoping every show, keeps production consistent in quality and tone, and builds a cumulative archive that grows more valuable over time.
A retainer also positions the gallery differently: not as an organization that occasionally makes a film, but as one that treats artist documentation as a standard part of how it operates.
What a retainer includes
A dedicated film for each exhibition in the season
Full-length profile plus short cutdowns for email and social
Consistent visual and narrative approach across the program
Priority scheduling around opening dates
A growing archive of every artist the gallery has shown
Prefer to start with one show?
Single-exhibition projects are available and structured the same way — full-length film, short cutdowns, and assets ready to deploy across email, social, and your exhibition page. A good place to see if this fits how your gallery works.
Let's talk about your next show.
Whether you have one exhibition coming up or a full season to document, the conversation starts the same way: what's the show, who's the artist, and what does your gallery need it to do.