Say hello to Leo Kolosovskyi! A Ukrainian filmmaker based in Lisbon, known for his colorful, dynamic and catchy videos that light up the screen.
Here’s a peek of his beast form: Leo’s videos have racked up over a billion(with a B! just like us) views on YouTube and he’s spent years directing commercials and music videos that bring playfulness(literally sometimes…) and creativity to life. Always bold, always inventive, Leo knows how to make a vision unforgettable and exciting.
We’re B.eyond excited to welcome this top player into the B.east family!
During that one week in September that we experienced all weather forms that Estonia has to offer we managed to shoot a fall collection for ABOUT YOU.
During the project we saw wellies, lots of candy, muddy puddles, chillest yet most efficient set, and Hobbit worthy landscapes. From prep, to recce, to fitting, to set, to wrap we had the nicest of time with the whole crew (foreign and local!) and can’t wait to see the results 👁️
Last week we were in B.erlin for CICLOPE Festival 👁️
We had amazing time attending the talks and sessions about commercial and creative world that we are currently in. Even better time meeting new friends and carving connections all over the world from Japan to Germany and all in between! Although the week was packed with invigorating talks and new perspectives, we still found some time to meet up with old friends and enjoy B.erlin’s finest – food and culture 🪩
Have scroll-stroll to see what we got up to during the week.
A new Mystery has arrived – June’s Journey by Wooga
We partnered with the hit detective game developers from Wooga and Berlin based agency DOJO to drop, not one but three fresh cinematic ads: Do I Know You, Mystery TV and New Neighbours. Each spot invites players deeper into the intrigue, teasing new secrets waiting to be uncovered. Get ready to dive back into the world of hidden clues, unexpected twists, and classic June’s Journey suspense.
CLIENT: Wooga
Robson Olbertz
Philipp Müller-Armbruster
AGENCY
Senior Creative – Çağrı Saka
Executive Producer – Steffi Seinig
Producer – Maximilian Schlett
Executive Creative Director – Markus Hensgen
Account Manager – Selma Lorang
Senior Account Manager – Steven Lahann
PRODUCTION
Producer – Helen Lõhmus
Producer – Gynel Šihhalijeva
Production Coordinator – Milla-Maria Kujala
Production Coordinator – Velle Hammer
DIRECTING DEPARTMENT
Director – Jacqueline Hochmuth
1st AD – Darina Lukachenko
2nd AD – Ingrid Liivaleht
CAMERA DEPARTMENT
DOP – Pierre Castillo Bernad
1AC – Frank Sapego
2AC – Villem Sooster
DIT – Joseph Dunningan
VTR – Johan Must
LOCATION DEPARTMENT
Location Manager – Tuuliki Oberschneider
Key Location Assistant – Mati Tubli
Location Assistant – Oleg Boschin
Location Assistant – Joonas Tilk
GRIP DEPARTMENT
Key Grip – Indrek Raag
Grip Assistant – Kerth Aun
SOUND DEPARTMENT
Production Sound Mixer – Dmitry Natalevich
LIGHTING DEPARTMENT
Gaffer – Taivo Tenso
Best Boy – Ott Tiigirand
Electrician – Janar Hakk
Electrician – Teddy Puusepp
Electrician – Tõnu Tamm
ART DEPARTMENT
Production Designer – Tiiu-Ann Pello
Props Master – Jaak Sova
Set Decor – Doris Altmets
Stand by Props – Elar Kosesson
Stand by Props – Käteleen Noormägi
Set Dresser – Henri Riska
Set Dresser – Tarmo Tartes
Set Dresser – Anders Kastemäe
Set Dresser – Vsevolod Ijin
Construction Manager – Randal Kaljula
WARDROBE DEPARTMENT
Head Styling Assistant – Neoon Must
Styling Assistant – Pamela Samel
MUAH DEPARTMENT
Hair/Make-Up Artist – Eliise Mõisamaa
Make-Up Assistant – Kelli Neitsov
Make-Up Assistant – Liisa-Chrislin Saleh
POST PRODUCTION
Post Production – T-FX
CASTING DEPARTMENT
Casting Director – Terje Kissa (Icon Casting)
Extras Casting – Ilya Toome
TALENT
Main Woman – Liv Smith
Charming Man – Arthur
Detective – Erick
Detective – Christoffer
Moving Man – Soohwan
Moving Woman – Peta
CATERING
Tanel Aumere
TRANSPORT
Driver – Marek Hanson
Driver – Gert Pärn
Say hello to GORO! A creative studio founded by Stéphane Benini and Bruno Detante, where human storytelling meets the limitless possibilities of AI. Whoa!
Stéphane is a seven-time Best AI Film Award (among other wins…) winning director redefining visual storytelling. Bruno brings his mastery of directing, post-production and VFX to the duo’s mix by merging cutting-edge technology with narrative craft to create cinematic experiences. Match made in hAIven, ha!
Together they have led AI-driven campaigns for global giants like Google, Mercedes, NFL, Shell, Chevrolet and Cadillac. What. A. Line-up.
With that we are utmost excited to welcome the beastly duo, GORO, in our fold.
Say hello to Dmytro Nedria! A Ukrainian cinematographer and filmmaker whose love for visuals began with his dad’s shelves full of photography and art books.
He started out filming extreme sports for Red Bull, chasing energy and light before studying at the Global Cinematography Institute in Los Angeles. Since then, Dmitry has worked across the world as DOP on commercials for brands like Fanta, Chupa Chups, Jusan, ThinkPad, Samsung and many more. His work stands out for its high rhythm, pace and visual clarity. It feels like you are in his lens!
He believes the best stories are told through collaboration: between camera, colour and the people behind them. And his goal is simple: to make you see and feel a little differently (and, boy, are we feeling it!)
We’re roaringly proud to welcome this cinematic beast into the B.east Creative family!
And We’re Pretty Damn Excited About It
Big news from the B.East camp: we’ve officially joined Supercluster Global, and honestly? This feels like the collaboration we’ve been building toward all along.
If you don’t know Supercluster yet, here’s the pitch: it’s a global production collective spanning 25 countries, 6 continents, and one very clear vision—that great ideas deserve to happen anywhere, with the best people, without the usual logistical nightmares. Think 100+ directors, a network of expert producers who’ve figured out how to make complex shoots actually work, and a collaborative spirit that values creative problem-solving over corporate red tape.
For us, joining Supercluster is about doubling down on what we already believe: the best work happens when smart, ambitious people stop guarding their turf and start building together. Need to shoot in three countries simultaneously? Want fresh eyes on a script from producers who live and breathe different markets? Looking for the right director who gets both your vision and your budget reality? Supercluster makes that possible.
We’ve always been committed to amplifying CEE voices on international stages, and now we’ve got the production infrastructure to match that ambition. Whether it’s a Nordic or Baltic story that needs to travel far or a global project that needs local authenticity, we’re equipped to deliver—with partners who actually get it.
So here’s to new possibilities, smarter collaborations, and projects that don’t compromise their edge just to cross borders.
Welcome to the next chapter of B.East.
Meet Helen and Gynel, the creative force behind B.East Production.
They’re building something distinct from the Baltics and CEE—a production house where bold storytelling meets global ambition. Their approach is simple but uncompromising: every project should challenge assumptions, spark genuine connection, and cut straight to something true about the human experience.
What makes B.East different isn’t just creative vision—it’s infrastructure. Helen and Gynel are deeply embedded in both local and European creative ecosystems, giving them direct access to exceptional talent, resources, and intel that most producers can only dream of. No unnecessary intermediaries, no corporate filtering—just straight lines to the people and services that matter.
Their partnership thrives on a shared conviction: the Baltics and CEE have talents and stories that deserve international stages, and distinctive voices shouldn’t have to sand down their edges to get there. They’re selective about what they take on, but when they commit, they go all in—bringing both creative firepower and production savvy to projects that refuse to play it safe.
B.East isn’t trying to replicate what already exists. It’s a home for filmmakers and creators who want to make work that travels, resonates, and leaves a mark—without losing what made it special in the first place.
