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Current wanted a sensational sizzle reel to showcase their two new brands. Find out how TRG turned a challenging concept into a sleek CGI animation.

Photographers and cinematographers capture stunning visuals, but what’s the difference between the two? Find out how each role impacts your multimedia projects.

From watching home renovation shows on TV, everyone knows how important it is to have an excellent designer style a room perfectly. The design team at TRG creates beautiful physical spaces in our studio daily as they work and re-work our sets to fit our client's needs. However, some commercial photo and video projects must be created in a virtual environment. For these rooms, built entirely in a CGI world, the input and creativity of the stylist are just as important.

10 days, five off-site locations, nearly 1,000 Halloween decorations. Learn how TRG streamlined a massive photography project for Lowe’s.

Ready to cast a dog for your brand’s next photo or video project? Learn more about casting dogs and best practices regarding amateur and professional dogs.

It takes several steps to take an initial concept and turn it into a fully rendered CGI image or animation. Find out what it takes to create CGI assets.

Moen wanted to create a stunning, digital showcase for both CES and KBIS. Learn how TRG delivered impressive virtual, CGI showcases on a tight deadline.

Designing a space that looks and feels authentic is a critical part of the work done by our Art Directors and Stylists. Whether working on a physical set for a commercial photo or video shoot or a virtual one for a CGI project, TRG’s designers approach the task of creating each environment by imagining a story about the people who would inhabit it.

Post-production is the end of a creative journey for commercial photos and videos. Find out what it takes to turn raw assets into finished visuals.