The studio · Est. 2021
It is the idea we have run on since 2021, and it still shapes every release we get to touch.
01 Origin
How it started
Before Nebullem, Sarthak spent years making visuals for artists around the world, learning how a track wants to be seen rather than just decorated.
Years of working around releases means we already know the rhythm of one: the schedule, the platforms, the specs, and what a drop needs to feel like.
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02 Meet the team
Four people, one studio
SarthakArt Director · 3D
JakeMotion · Editor
RohiniIllustrator · Concept
KevinVideo Editor
Open roles
We are always open to creatives, editors, 3D artists and motion designers with a sharp eye. Tell us what you make and send a couple of things you are proud of.
03 By the numbers
Five years of receipts
04 What we believe
Three things we hold to
Every choice starts in the track. If a frame does not come from something in the music, it does not survive the edit.
A handful of clients at a time. The people who pitch a release are the people who ship it, and you always know who you are talking to.
You see the direction before anything is animated, and progress as it happens. Nothing lands in your inbox that you have not already seen coming.
05 Process
How a release comes together
The track, the release date, and whatever the visual is in your head, even if it is one word. We listen properly before we say anything.
~ 1 dayFrames, references, and a direction you actually sign off on. Nothing gets animated until you have seen where it is going.
~ 2 days3D, motion, and the edit, timed to the track rather than dropped on top of it. You see progress as it happens.
2 to 5 daysEvery format the release needs, in one handover. Canvas, vertical cuts, the master, and the artwork, sized right the first time.
~ 1 dayA studio built for
We work with a handful of clients at a time, so there is always room to care about yours.
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