Reel 2026 — On the world's biggest screens

Big ideas, landing on the biggest screens on earth.

Feed Me Light is a creative production studio building experiences for landmark DOOH, anamorphic OOH, sport and live events. We work direct with agencies and brands.

London · Riyadh Established 2014
Scroll
/ 01

Selected work, 2019–2026.

Anamorphic OOH, full-takeover landmark sites, ceremony and event content, theatrical DOOH, brand activations across London, Doha, Riyadh, Kansas City and beyond.

Loading work...
/ 02

What we do.

End-to-end creative production. From the first sketch to the moment it lights up Piccadilly. Built for ambitious briefs and tight windows.

01

Anamorphic OOH

Forced-perspective 3D for landmark sites. Real screens, real geometry, content built to the millimetre.

02

Landmark DOOH

Piccadilly Lights, Times Square, Riyadh Boulevard. Full-takeover content built for the world's most-watched screens.

03

Live Event Content

Stadium-scale ceremony and activation content. World Cup. Asian Cup. Tested under broadcast pressure.

04

Immersive Installations

Real-world sculpture, projection, mixed-media activation. Where digital meets physical.

05

AI-Augmented Pipelines

Custom ML tools, LoRA training, ComfyUI workflows. We build the production stack as well as the content.

/ 03

Got a brief? Let's talk.

Ben Leyland · Executive Producer · +44 (0) 781 821 0075

All Work

Royal Enfield 125 Years

A century and a quarter of motorcycle history, sculpted in light on the streets of London.

ClientRoyal Enfield
FormatAnamorphic OOH · Sculpture
LocationLondon, UK
Year2025
Play case study · 02:18

Hosted on YouTube · Unlisted · Replace VIDEO_ID with your 11-character YouTube ID

BriefMark 125 years of Royal Enfield with a London moment that earns press, social and trade coverage.
ApproachAn anamorphic motorcycle sculpture rendered for landmark screens, supported by full DOOH and social roll-out.
OutcomeEarned press across motoring and design titles. Lifted Royal Enfield's UK brand search 4x in the activation window.

Royal Enfield asked us to mark 125 years not with a film, but with a moment. Something Londoners would stop, photograph, and share. We built the brief outwards from there.

The centrepiece is an anamorphic OOH sculpture that reads as a physical motorcycle from a single viewpoint, then dissolves into pure light from any other angle. Rendered to the millimetre for the host screen's geometry, the spot ran across landmark sites in central London with a synchronised social roll-out and press capture.

Built end-to-end at FML: concept, design, 3D, real-time animation, screen calibration, and on-the-ground capture. Delivered in six weeks.

Still 01 · Hero plate
Still 02
Still 03
Still 04 · Wide

Made by FML.

Executive ProducerBen Leyland
Executive Creative DirectorDenis Bouyer
ProducerPaige Sullivan
3D Lead
AnimationFML Studio
Media Partner
← Previous
Next →