Temple Caché
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- 2017
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About Temple Caché
Temple Caché is an independent French mixed-media animation and creative production studio formed as a collective in 2017 and incorporated in 2018. It develops visual worlds for advertising, luxury, music, entertainment, games and cultural projects, combining creative direction with end-to-end audiovisual production.
Its work brings together 2D and 3D animation, digital collage, motion design, live action, puppetry and stop-motion-informed techniques. Drawing on surrealism, Dadaism and kinetic collage, the studio creates hybrid imagery that moves between handcrafted textures and digitally built environments.
Creative approach
Temple Caché uses AI-assisted tools selectively during exploratory development, such as imagining characters and environments, while retaining a hands-on finishing process. Frames are painted over, composited, re-animated and edited manually to preserve the intended visual rhythm and narrative detail.
The studio works through a core creative team supported by an international collective of directors, animators, 3D artists, compositors and craft specialists. This model allows it to assemble production teams around the creative and technical needs of individual projects.
Capabilities
- Creative direction and concept development
- Mixed-media, live-action and animation direction
- Full audiovisual production and post-production
- 2D/3D motion graphics and character animation
- Art direction for digital and print campaigns
- Phygital installations and cultural-event creative direction
Temple Caché's portfolio spans commercial films, music videos, luxury-brand storytelling, game-related work and cultural commissions. Its projects include work for Hermès, Audemars Piguet, Dior, Tiffany & Co., Twitch, Meta, Lacoste and McDonald's, alongside music and entertainment productions. The studio is represented in several markets through commercial partners including Psyop, Eddy, Caviar and L'ÉLOI.
More about Temple Caché
Leadership and recognition
- Kelzang Ravach (Frédéric Le Leu Ravach) is the studio's co-founder and director, and its statutory legal manager. Marion Castéra is co-founder, producer and Chief Operating Officer; she stepped down from statutory co-management in 2021 while continuing to focus on production and operations.
- Temple Caché's work on Snoop Dogg and Jelly Roll's Last Dance with Mary Jane won Best Animation at the 2026 Berlin Music Video Awards. Its music video for Chien Méchant's Étoile Filante won Best Experimental at the 2024 Berlin Music Video Awards.
Production model
The collective combines a small permanent team with an extended international network of more than 30 freelance artists, directors, 3D modelers, compositors and craft technicians engaged according to project needs.
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Where Temple Caché is based
- Ancienne Gare, 126 Rue de Verdun, 34400 Lunel, FranceLunel, Occitanie, France
Station Cachée
HeadquartersAbout this office
Global creative headquarters, production workshops, and physical studio space in the repurposed historic train station known as Station Cachée.
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