Six months after its first appearance in Alpine’s 70th anniversary film, the A390 takes centre stage in “The Anomaly”, imagined by Maison BETC for the launch of Alpine’s first 100% electric sport fastback. Directed by Nicolai Fuglsig and produced by Wanda, the film explores a dystopian future where automation has erased freedom, until one woman takes back the wheel of the Alpine A390. Her act of rebellion restores emotion, agility and the pure pleasure of driving that have defined Alpine for over 70 years. Blending live action and CGI and set to Fauré’s Requiem, the film celebrates driving in the electric era. The Mill crafted and supervised all VFX on the project. A campaign driven by ambition and emotion, created entirely by our artists through a fully hands on and deeply human creative process, without the use of generative AI. Thank you for the trust and collaboration, we are proud to have partnered with Alpine, Maison BETC and Wanda on this exceptional film. Full credits on our website: https://www.themill.com/universes/automotive/alpine-a390/

A century in motion. For Publicis Groupe, our 3D and VFX teams built a visual story of resilience, evolution and reinvention. At the center stands the Lion, the main character of the campaign. The Mill, experts in CG animals, shaped every stage of the process, from modeling, rigging and skeletal structure to musculature, posture and fur, using traditional VFX techniques to give the lion presence, attitude and credibility on screen, before collaborating seamlessly with Prodigious on the wider campaign delivery. MOVIE Agency: Publicis Production Company: Prodigious Executive Producer: Yann Dubois Post-Producer: Cédric Herbet Director: Matthieu Mantovani Director of Photography: Nicolas Loir Creative Director: Nicolas Vogel VFX VFX Studio: The Mill Executive Producer: Fabrice Damolini VFX Producer: Marie-Cécile Juglair VFX Coordinator: Mathilde Cohen-Selmon, Milan Vicet VFX Supervisor: Guillaume Ho CG Supervisor: Morgan Sagel Shoot Supervisor: Guillaume Ho, Mathias Barday Environment: Victoria Leger Hair: Flora Andrivon Rigging: Marine Sisnaki 3D Animation: Pamella Nabais, Alexandre Sauthier, Jeremy Soudjoukdjian, Geoffroy Barbet-Massin FX Artist: Benjamin Lenfant Lighting: Aurélia Deleplanque, Mathias Barday, André Monteiro Compositing: Selim Yang Molas, Ewan Rosenstrauch VFX BREAKDOWN Director: Guillaume Ho VFX VFX Studio: The Mill Executive producer: Fabrice Damolini VFX Producer: Marie-Cécile Juglair VFX Supervisor: Guillaume Ho Post-producer: Ilyes Receveur Animation: Pamela Nabais Modeling: Philippe Zozor FX / FX Artist: André Monteiro Look Dev: André Monteiro Lighting / Compositing: Mathias Barday, André Monteiro, Guillaume Ho Sound Production: TransPerfect Media Sound Director: Nicolas Valdez Music: TremoxBeatz

A pink train in the snow: sounds unreal? That’s because it is. For Lancôme Express, directed by Damien Chazelle and shot by Linus Sandgren, The Mill led the post-production and visual effects, crafting a full CG version of the vintage Lancôme Express as it moves through a shifting winter landscape. The film stars Julia Roberts, Aya Nakamura, Isabella Rossellini, and Ni Ni, four timeless icons navigating an enchanted world where beauty becomes an adventure all its own. Learn more about the campaign our website: https://shorturl.at/KoYBs Client: Lancôme Agency: PUBLICIS LUXE Production: La Pac - Laurence Lelong Director: Damien Chazelle Director of Photography: Linus Sandgren VFX Supervision: Executive producer: Laura Roddier VFX Producer: Marie-Cécile JUGLAIR, Sébastien Noyon VFX Supervisor: caulet mathieu CG Supervisor: mathias barday Shoot Supervisor: caulet mathieu, Adrien Borzakian Artistic Director : Emilie Fouré

Nissan’s latest campaign transforms the idea of a car test into something far more imaginative: an experiment in control and performance. Inside a vast industrial warehouse, a mischievous tester puts Nissan’s most iconic models through a series of surreal trials, from endless road loops to digital storms and holographic obstacles. Our approach was to build a world that felt both engineered and unpredictable. Working hand-in-hand with the director and production team, we designed a visual language that balanced practical builds with precise digital creation. We shaped an evolving storm and its mix of simulated particles. Practical rigs were extended with 3D models and environments and dynamic projections interacted in real time with the camera and car movement. The result: a piece that captures Nissan’s spirit of innovation through a lens of visual experimentation where performance, both mechanical and digital, is pushed to its limit. Full credits: https://www.themill.com/the-mill/work/nissan-qashqai-xtrail-juke/