Our home page is a portfolio. It shows work we have produced — renders, animation, video, digital twins, interactive experiences — much of it for named clients and much of it depicting products we do not own. This notice explains the basis on which that work is shown and what it does and does not represent.
1. What the portfolio shows
Every piece on this site is work produced by KEYFRAME24 SRL, alone or as part of a credited team. Where a project was a collaboration, our role is described accurately: we do not present another studio’s work as our own, and we do not claim sole credit for a shared production. If a credit is missing or wrong, tell us and we will correct it.
2. Renders are not photographs
Nearly everything shown here is computer-generated. Renders, animations, and interactive configurations are representations of a product, produced to be as accurate as the supplied data allows, but they are not photographs of a manufactured item and should not be read as one.
Colour in particular depends on your screen, its calibration, and its colour profile; a material finish or a fabric shade will not match a physical sample exactly. Dimensions, finishes, components, and availability shown in portfolio pieces reflect the product as it was at the time of production, and may since have changed. Nothing in the portfolio is an offer, a specification, or a warranty of any product, by us or by the brand depicted.
3. Client work, permission, and confidentiality
Work is published here either because the contract permits portfolio use — our default position, set out in the Terms of Service — or with the client’s specific permission. Work covered by an embargo or a confidentiality agreement is not shown until the client releases it, and some work is never shown at all.
A client may ask us to withdraw a piece from the portfolio. We honour such requests and remove the material from this site within a reasonable period, though cached copies held by third parties are outside our control.
4. Trademarks and depicted brands
Product names, brand names, logos, and trade dress appearing anywhere in this portfolio belong to their respective owners. They are shown to identify the work we did and the products it depicts, which is descriptive use, and nothing in it transfers any right in those marks to us.
Showing a brand’s product does not imply that the brand endorses, sponsors, or is affiliated with KEYFRAME24 beyond the engagement described. Equally, it does not imply that the brand approves of anything else on this site.
5. Concept, speculative, and self-initiated work
Some pieces are made on our own initiative to test a technique, a material, or a look, rather than for a paying client. Where a piece is concept or speculative work it is labelled as such. Speculative work depicting a real brand’s product is an unsolicited exercise, is not commissioned or approved by that brand, and should not be taken as an actual campaign, product, or announcement.
6. Music, footage, and third-party assets in showreels
Showreels and video pieces use music, stock footage, and licensed assets cleared for presentation on this website and in our own showreel. That clearance covers our use here only. It does not extend to you, and it does not travel with a piece if you download or re-upload it.
7. Reuse of portfolio content
You may link to any page of this site freely. You may not download, re-host, mirror, scrape, or republish the renders, videos, image sequences, or interactive pieces shown here, extract frames from an interactive viewer, or present any of it as your own work or as a reference for AI training. Press and prospective clients who want material for legitimate use should ask — we are usually glad to supply a proper file.
8. Corrections and takedown
If you own rights in something shown here and believe it is published without a proper basis, or if a credit, claim, or product detail is inaccurate, write to hello@keyframe24.com with the page address and what is wrong. We will review promptly, correct anything that is wrong, and remove material where the objection is well founded, without requiring a formal process first.
9. Changes
The portfolio changes as work is added, updated, or withdrawn. Nothing shown is guaranteed to remain available, and a case study published today may be revised or removed later.