Eleanor Films

Playing within the visual motif of every shareholder joining the Banco Provincia table, Lucas Shannon’s “Shareholder’s Table” crafts a premium visual language that only elevates the spot’s humor and whimsy.  A cinematic comedy lush with visual metaphor, every escalation of this film’s stretching table motif is composed with a masterful artistry. It is as if every frame is a gorgeous painting illustrated with the brushstrokes of clever humor. Shannon’s gift for comedic timing is the engine of this sharply witty spot, moving us down the ever-stretching table and weaving hilarious details in every frame. This film is attentive to every chance it has to wink at us, elevating the humor through performance and music.  A sensory soundscape textures this story world, a visual folklore that unfolds the wonderfully surrealist idea of seating 17 million people at one stretching table. #director #film #storytelling

Decorated in an American flag motif, western iconography, and a rural countryside, the vivid visual storytelling of Chris Chuky's “Problem, Yeah I know" music video for Kelvyn Colt subverts an Americana aesthetic to unravel its tale of an antagonistic relationship. As Colt’s song bemoans his self-destructive passivity, seemingly within a romance, the visual world of the music video flashes between hostility and camaraderie along a cowboy farmland, a tv tower cell, and a lily pad framed fishing boat. Refracted through the provocative symbolism of the music video, the song's narrative takes on a different meaning, exploring the emotional experience of exploitation within a toxic relationship. Colt’s stoic, confident performance as he sings his song, a vulnerable, confessional piece, invites us to further explore the layers of possible meanings within and interpretations of the "Problem, Yeah I Know" lyrics.

Anthony Leonardi III’s "Tree of Life" holds the visual premium and captivating attention to detail of a blockbuster jungle adventure. Building an immersive and layered world around us, this spot for Mike's Hard Lemonade unfolds cinematic folklore with a rich soundscape, a filmic visual language, and a narrative of adventure. From the thundering tiger roar to the symphony of birdsong to the buzz of an insect harmony, this visual expedition takes us deep into its story’s rich tropical soundscape. #director #worldbuilding #eleanor

Bridging the gap between abstract visual storytelling and tangible, deeply human emotion, Zee Ntuli’s lyrical visual worlds depict the complexities of the human condition. “For me, surrealism is about emotional truth,” Says Ntuli. “When real life feels too blunt, abstraction lets you express the things that are harder to say out loud.” Life is Ntuli’s muse. Ever inspired by his surroundings, Zee’s filmmaking expresses what he sees as the poetry of life. distills intimate, honest human emotion into potent and visual poetry. From his sultry and exhilarating feature Hard to Get to his critically acclaimed series Reyka to his extensive portfolio of award-winning commercials, Ntuli’s work traverses filmmaking industries. His experiences across such a diversity of cinematic mediums improve his directorial agility. Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Glass Lions, a Gold Pencil in his repertoire, Zee’s resonant work has received top honors across the industry's most esteemed awards bodies, including Cannes Lions, The Clios, The One Show, and Loeries. Crafting lyrical surreal visual stories that express profound human emotions, across mediums, Zee Ntuli’s adventurous directorial eye finds the perfect home with Eleanor. “What drew me to Eleanor is the ambition,” says Zee. “There’s real passion here—an energy that’s both bold and refined. It’s rare to find a company that backs visionary work with this much heart, taste, and precision. There’s a confidence in how Eleanor moves—a sense that the work matters, and it’s being built to last. That kind of ambition is infectious. It sharpens you. I’m excited to be part of a place where the bar is high, the vision is global, and the energy is all in. “ “Watching Zee’s portfolio, his true passion for his work resonates in the poetry of every frame.” Eleanor President Sophie Gold said of Ntuli. “At Eleanor, we champion directors whose voice is entirely their own, who are singular in their vision. Zee’s works are crafted with brilliant visual languages yet unspoken. I know that we will create magic together.” https://lnkd.in/eYXwdSpf

A richly premium, decadently kaleidoscopic comedy with pitch-perfect, hilarious performances from Jenny Slate, Candice Vernon’s “Creamier Ice Cream” immerses us in a cinematic ode to creamy desserts. Vernon’s renowned gift for working with celebrity talent shines in Jenny Slate's loveable performance, her timing, delivery, and engagingly expressive face pull us along the cherry-topped adventure. With bright lighting that refracts the spot’s joyful mood, playful and stylized art direction, and character-filled costuming, Candice elevates the everyday, crafting a vivid storyscape that manifests the deliciousness of ice cream across the screen. Every character within this delectable visual quest for creaminess expands the vivacious world’s clever humor. The excited ice cream testing team. The supportive mom is hosting mode. The leather-clad dessert lover. We see ourselves in this lively, quirky ensemble. And we wish we had their ice cream. #director #comedy

Jeremi Durand’s music video for “The Sun” by KAYCYY x GESAFFELSTEIN submerges audiences in a disorienting phantasmagoria of glittering gold and black shadow, an otherworldly rendering of transcendental abundance. Cross the threshold into this effulgent carnival of a visual story. The dynamic and dizzying camera works to immerse the viewer into the film’s iridescent visual poetry. The glinting of a gold pyramid. The reflective mystique of a holographic mask. A silhouette against a yellow sunrise. The surreal imagery suggests an empyrean realm, each motif holding symbolic associations with transcendence and opulence. The movement of this piece, crafting a mesmerizing momentum perfectly moves in harmony with the song’s dynamic beat, as if the dynamic camera is propulsed by the music. #musicvideo #director

With performance that holds stories in expressions, a soundscape that immerses us in the rush of cityscape and the peace of home, and a narrative crafted around a transformative arc, Rodney Passé unfolds this cinematic story of a metamorphosis. The bleating of car horns and the grumble of engines in traffic’s daily procession submerge us in Marion’s ordinary life. Our story begins in the bustling of citylife, juxtaposed with the wonder-filled poetry of Marion’s dreams of a shift, “I think I’m ready to leave the city.” Her inner dialogue is manifest as the narrator of this tale of transformation. The visual language of our story seems to immerse us in Marion’s worth, capturing city life through her disillusioned eyes. And then, opportunity marks a turning point. Marion’s dreams come to life across the screen. With the narrative’s volta, the visual story’s tone shifts from a muted, monotonous business to the warm nook of a bookstore celebration and the sunlit oasis of a new work station. A finale painted in joyful warm tones, we conclude this story seeming, through the radiant work of every element of visual storytelling, how Marian’s new opportunity changed her life entirely. #tranformation #cinema #rodneypasse #eleanor

In “Epic worlds,” your phone screen becomes a portal… It is the vintage ride that drives you into the inky monochrome of a film noir and the zipping motorcycle that submerges you in a secret mission. Find yourself in the firelit, sweat-glittened action of a Western’s frontier. Wander through the glowing majesty of a fantastical realm. Win an epic battle in another galaxy. A love letter to the diverse genre traditions of cinema, “Epic Worlds” leverages every element of visual storytelling–wardrobe, lighting, cinematography, and soundscape–to immerse audiences in a vivid adventure through film worlds. The perfect star of every mini feature, our heroine’s compelling performance allows us to vicariously experience the exhilarating filmic odyssey’s mesmerizing fun. Tailoring every vignette’s visual language to the ornate specificities of each iconic film trope, Zee Ntuli’s masterful craft builds storyscapes that each feel like a true slice of a larger cinematic universe. #cinematic #worldbuilding #film

It is time, darling, to take the ashy hand of the macabre and uncanny in a grisly dance. Enter an unearthly, visually premium realm at the meeting of worlds, where the dead live, drink, and sway to the melancholic piano of their own haunting dirge.  Feel an eerie mood seep into your very marrow as you watch the chilling performance of this film’s undead heroine, haunting us with an unsettling stare and contorting her body in an uncanny choreomania. Written, directed, and composed by Nicolás Uboldi, this cinematic ghost story is told in a visual language enchanted by the nostalgic beauty of vintage textures and the moody ambience of bold hues swathed in dim light. This vivid visual poem appeals to all our senses–the cracking rip of wood scratches our ears, we feel the sweltering heat that pools in the room upon our sweat-glistened skin, we smell death’s rank perfume as it tangles with the scent of white funeral bouquets. #film #director #visualstorytelling https://lnkd.in/g6uTvqFs

ELEANOR is The Gerety Awards US Production Company of the Year. In our love affair with the industry, we’ve been given our diamond. Frances Gerety said, “Diamonds are forever.” In this profoundly symbolic prize, shimmering splendid upon our finger, the mutual devotion between ELEANOR and advertising becomes a lasting and unbreakable bond. From megaviral campaigns with A-List leads, to cinematic short films that use genre as their playground, to impactful projects that spread a meaningful message, ELEANOR’s 2025 portfolio married cinematic craft and a precise alignment with the global zeitgeist. Crowned as an established leader in her industry, asserted as the revered darling of advertising, ELEANOR's resplendent accolade was earned by the audacious artistry of each director that bejewels her radiant roster, each singular in their vision and unmatched in their craft. “It's an extraordinary honor for ELEANOR to be named US Production Company of the Year by the Gerety Awards — especially by a jury that understands the nuance of great work and the power of perspective,” said ELEANOR President and Executive Producer. “We built ELEANOR to challenge the norm, champion bold talent, and prove that taste is a strategy. This recognition affirms that our vision — and the brilliance of the directors we represent — is not just seen, it’s celebrated. Today, we feel like diamonds: forged under pressure, rare in our clarity, and built to last.”