SOME STUFF and GLIESE are two sister studios based in Paris, driven by creativity, innovation and high production standards. Founded in 2022 by Vasco Potier and Paul-Louis Aeberhardt, SOME STUFF develops and produces commercials, brand content and entertainment, while GLIESE, founded jointly with François Pomès, an established producer of French and international documentaries, is dedicated to documentary and premium factual productions. Together, the two studios share an open and contemporary vision of image-making, combining agility, artistic ambition and technical expertise across a wide range of formats.

From scouting to filming, SOME STUFF and GLIESE support directors on the ground at every stage of production. Their responsive and experienced team anticipates technical, logistical and creative needs, allowing directors to focus fully on their vision. By combining SOME STUFF’s expertise in image-making, animation and production support with GLIESE’s documentary experience, the two studios provide a smooth, secure and demanding working environment for ambitious productions.

SOME STUFF and GLIESE value the diversity of their projects by adapting their teams to the specific nature and requirements of each production. This flexibility makes it possible to bring together the most relevant skills and respond precisely to the artistic and technical needs of each client. Aware of the responsibility carried by the images they create, the studios are committed to producing work that is accurate, coherent and faithful to each project’s creative vision. This approach is built on full transparency, whether in terms of costs, budgets or the different stages of production.Through clear and honest communication, SOME STUFF and GLIESE aim to strengthen trust, collaboration and long-term relationships with their partners.

1. Diversity
2. Accountability
3. Transparency

SOME STUFF and GLIESE aim to give concrete form to their ecological commitment through a structured approach to eco-production. The studios are developing a dedicated internal interface designed to centralize and visualize consumption data generated during productions, in order to measure, analyze and reduce their environmental impact. In parallel, they are working on a USD pipeline to streamline exchanges, improve asset modularity and limit energy-intensive operations. The integration of real-time solutions also helps simplify workflows, reduce heavy rendering processes and promote faster, more efficient production methods. Together, these initiatives reflect the studios’ ambition to combine technical innovation with environmental responsibility, while building a more sustainable production pipeline for animation, documentary and premium factual projects.