Commissions
Light-and-body pieces for brands, events and cities
Authored movement built into light, projection and sound — from a five-minute brand activation to a ceremony segment for a stadium. One author across choreography, performance and lighting, so the piece is designed as a whole, not assembled.
Who it's for
- Experiential and production agencies
- Brands launching a product or space
- Award galas and conferences
- City and light festivals
- Ceremony and event producers worldwide
Track record
- Choreographer, movement director and performer on Mindscape productions in Riyadh — World Weightlifting Championships, GCC Awards, ANB
- In Between, an immersive dance environment at MINA, selected for the National Theatre Festival 2024
- Choreographic moments for the UNITER Awards Gala
- Best Choreography, UNDERCLOUD 2025
Formats
Brand activation
A short, repeatable piece that turns a product, logo or space into choreography. Built to loop through an evening or run on cue.
Gala or launch piece
A headline moment with its own dramaturgy, lighting and sound — designed with your AV team or produced with mine.
Outdoor spectacle or ceremony segment
Movement direction for opening ceremonies, city festivals and mapped architecture, where the body is the trigger for the image.
Movement lead for your production
For studios and producers who already have the concept and need a choreographer who speaks projection, LED and cueing.
Fees: Fees are quoted per project: a creative fee for the piece, plus production (performers, rehearsals, technical, travel). Send me the date, place and budget range and I'll come back with a proposal.
Questions
Can you work with our own AV and production team?
Yes. Most commissions are built with the client's AV supplier. Filip designs the movement to the content, cue list and stage, and can also design the lighting.
Do you travel?
Yes — Filip is based in Bucharest and works internationally, with recent projects in Saudi Arabia and Malta. Rehearsals can start remotely.
How far ahead should we book?
Six to eight weeks for a short piece, longer for ceremonies. Shorter timelines are possible when the concept is already fixed.