POST-PRODUCTION / AI VFX · 2026
Renault ×Eurosport
Selected sequences
FILM
A selection of my work across the series, showing the filmed footage alongside the finished effects.
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THE PROJECT
The city joinsthe conversation
Tennis stories, told from the passenger seat. For Renault × Eurosport, I worked on the post-production and AI visual effects for a five-episode series built around conversations with Renault’s tennis ambassadors.
Their stories spill into the streets: a façade becomes a billboard, players appear as statues, and a city display fills with tennis balls. Each intervention starts with the filmed scene and takes its cue from the conversation in the car.
- Project
- Renault × Eurosport
- Production
- PAPS & CO
- Post-production / AI VFX
- Raf / FuckYeah
- Format
- Five-episode series
- Year
- 2026
THE WORK, SHOT BY SHOT
Before / After
My work combined tracking, photo animation, AI-generated elements and compositing. The challenge was to make every addition belong to the shot: matching perspective, surface texture, light and movement, while keeping the passing cars and people in front of the effect.
Drag the handle to compare the original frame with the finished effect.
01 / ROME · VEHICLE REPLACEMENT
Keeping the shot
Two background cars replaced in the Colosseum shot, while retaining the Renault, the street and the movement of the original scene.
02 / ROME · AI & COMPOSITING
Tennis, set in stone
Two tennis statues created and integrated into the brick niches, with scale, shadows and material matched to the architecture.
03 / MADRID · BILLBOARD REPLACEMENT
A different story
The existing advertising façade becomes a fictional series poster for Francisco Cerúndolo, integrated behind the passing traffic and street furniture.
04 / MADRID · AI & COMPOSITING
Tennis takes over
A street display becomes a tennis scene filled with balls. The insert sits inside the existing frame and follows the filmed perspective.
05 / PARIS · AI & COMPOSITING
Paris, on screen
A large screen is integrated into the façade beside the Eiffel Tower, with the building reworked around it and the passing traffic kept in the foreground.