The people behind the pictures.
A small studio of artists, filmmakers, and engineers. The work begins with an original painting and ends on a screen, and everyone here is on that line somewhere.
- 01Founder
Scott Devon
Scott founded Move V on the idea that a film can begin with an image instead of a screenplay. Some of those images are his own paintings. Others are historical masterpieces that raise a question he keeps returning to: what happened before this moment, who is hidden beneath the surface, what story continues beyond the frame.
He paints in charcoal and pastel on heavily textured paper. Figures, faces, hands, and veiled forms emerge from dark grounds, and the work keeps circling memory, faith, violence, redemption, power, and human vulnerability. He draws, obscures, erases, and excavates until the image surfaces. A single painted figure can turn into a protagonist.
He has spent decades studying and collecting European painting, and the hidden histories behind the world's most significant works of art run through everything he makes.
- 02Creative Direction & Visual Development
Patrik Andersson
Patrik is a Swedish-born, New York based photographer and director working across fashion, portraiture, and moving image. His practice combines a distinctive photographic archive with ongoing collaborations involving designers, models, artists, and performers, and he keeps looking for new ways of making and circulating visual stories.
At Move V he shapes how a story looks before it is filmed: the character renders, the style direction, and the cut of each trailer. He also works as a creative consultant, taking ideas and collaborations from concept through production.
- 03Filmmaker & Composer
Thomas Feiner
Thomas is a Swedish artist and composer, and he is the one who makes the films. He designs the characters and the worlds they move through, builds the footage shot by shot, and writes the music for it.
- 04Director & Cinematographer
Alex Roman
Alex is the director behind The Third & The Seventh, the short that showed a generation of artists how far a single person could push computer-generated light and architecture. He won a Gold Lion at Cannes in 2011.
- 05Technologist
Jake Worsham
Jake founded Sync, the studio's technology partner, and works as the technologist on the team. He brings agentic AI workflows to the studio: systems that carry the repetitive weight of a production so a small group can work at the scale of a much larger one.
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