Extérieurs

Tourner en extérieur, de jour comme de nuit, c'est composer avec un environnement que l'on ne maîtrise jamais complètement. La ville, la forêt ou les paysages deviennent de véritables espaces de jeu et de mise en scène. Nous explorons les possibilités offertes par la lumière naturelle, les ambiances sonores, les décors existants et les conditions météorologiques. Faut-il ajouter de la lumière, modifier un cadre, adapter les déplacements ou attendre le bon moment ? Le travail en extérieur permet de comprendre comment les contraintes d'un lieu peuvent influencer les choix techniques, nourrir la mise en scène et parfois faire évoluer une scène de manière inattendue.

To mark a new visual chapter, Meridian was introduced through a location-led shoot centred around mountain paths and open terrain. Film and photography were used to document moments of ascent, pause, and movement, creating imagery that feels immersive, restrained, and closely tied to the environment.

Two friends standing together on a rocky mountain.
Two friends standing on a rock overlooking a mountain landscape.

Founded around exploration and time spent outdoors, Meridian required a visual approach that respected the landscape rather than competing with it. The project explored how light, distance, and physical presence could shape a calm yet confident narrative. Through a considered process, the work focused on natural pacing, minimal intervention, and honest composition, allowing the imagery to feel grounded, expansive, and true to the experience of being there.

A man wearing an orange jacket and sunglasses standing in a forest.
A woman seated on the forest floor among tall trees.
A person in an orange jacket bending near a rocky cliff in a forest.
A man running along a forest path.

" This project brought clarity to how the brand connects movement with place. The process felt deliberate and unhurried, resulting in work that communicates balance, endurance, and a quiet sense of progression.

Lucas Bennett

Founder of Meridian