We were proudly commissioned to develop a website for this visionary production company, with the clear goal of seamlessly integrating VisualMatter’s creative direction into an innovative approach to storytelling for all upcoming projects.

“David Ellis was the first person who truly understood what our brand needed from the start. His creative direction from Ushuaïa to Hï Ibiza transformed how we presented ourselves to the world, especially within the international music community. He brings vision, clarity, and unmatched energy to everything he touches. We love working with him. His work isn’t just beautiful; it gave High Scream a visual voice we still use today.”

Romain Pissean - High Scream

After successful initial work with HighScream, VisualMatter enjoyed great trust from the client to observe, explore and produce the work with much freedom.

The story to be told was about renowned DJ Movement ANTS new season at Ushuaïa in Ibiza with the unveiling of their unique stage and event design by HighScream.

At the beginning of our branding journey, I asked Romain an important question: "Where do you want to be in five years?" He replied, "I want to be doing the Super Bowl!" HighScream came close to that goal by producing UEFA's Euro 2020 Virtual Opening Ceremony.

After we established the vision and creative direction, the in-house photographers and videographers seamlessly adopted the style I set. They delivered consistent, on-brand storytelling across every project, a style that continues to be used today.

In celebration of the Institute's 30th anniversary, HighScream was commissioned to create a special light show that would become a permanent feature of the building's architecture and its unique Mashrabiya patterns. 

HighScream's creative approach involved installing LEDs in every Mashrabiya to create a dynamic lighting display. As a result, the building is set to become a visual landmark in Paris, captivating all visitors both day and night. 

This celebratory night in Paris is destined to leave a lasting spectacle for years to come.