

















Signature Work
NKD SMPLY
Doritos & Cheetos
A brand film for NKD SMPLY that wraps a clean-label snack brief in fine art and visual wit: Renaissance masters meet modern crunch. The kind of campaign that makes a "better-for-you" product feel genuinely covetable without taking itself too seriously.
Taco Bell
A family spot that turns Taco Bell's cold brew into a moment worth gathering around: warmth, character, and the kind of tabletop craft that makes an everyday drink feel like a ritual. Proof that QSR work can be as finely made as anything in the category.
Nestlé
What Is Good For You
A corporate campaign carried across the whole Nestlé portfolio, built on one promise instead of one product. Directed by Nicole Fischer, scored to Tiago Iorc's "Sorte".
Corona
A sun-soaked product film for Corona that distils everything the brand stands for into a single golden frame: open air, salt water, and a bottle that belongs to the moment. Clean visual craft serving a lifestyle brand at the top of its category.
Old Mout
St Luke's
LOBO's full-CGI world built from fruit: miniature villages perched on pineapples, cherries, and blueberries, each island an invitation to a different cider flavour. Created with St Luke's, the campaign ran nationally across UK VOD, social, and OOH, including Westfield London and major digital outdoor sites, with the Kiwi mascot bringing everyone together "side by cider."
Brahma Chopp
Beer Culture
A high-impact beer film for Brahma Chopp, Brazil's most iconic draft, shot with the visual energy of a live event and the warmth of a national celebration. Cold beer, big production values, and the kind of craft that makes a beloved local brand feel cinematic at scale.
Frito-Lay
PepsiCo
Global Snack
A 30-second global spot for Lay's that celebrates flavor as a world passport: each bite a different culture, every frame another destination. PepsiCo’s snack category elevated into a craveable, globally-minded piece of craft built for cross-market deployment.
Diet Coke
A dark, kinetic 30-second spot for Diet Coke that trades the category's usual lightness for raw heat, fire, attitude, and a visual energy that repositions the brand for a younger, bolder audience. Coca-Cola pushing its most iconic sub-brand into new creative territory.
Tabletop
Macro cinematography. Surface, light, and the single pour.
High-Speed Live
Real product, real physics, captured at thousands of frames a second.
Full CGI
Built from nothing when the shot cannot exist in a studio.
Miniatures
Handmade worlds at scale, shot in camera rather than rendered.
Stop Motion
Felt, paper, clay and food itself, moved frame by frame by hand.
Mixed Media
Live plates, animation and VFX fused into a single frame.
Motion Design
Type and graphic systems given weight and movement.
VFX Compositing
Layers married until the seam disappears.
2D Animation
Drawn frames, hand-timed, with the wobble left in.
AI Workflow
Custom models trained on our own animation frames.
Projection Mapping
Light thrown onto real surfaces, aligned to the millimetre.
Typography
Letterforms as the subject of the film, not the label on it.
A cross-section of recent F&B production: snacks, spirits, beer, soda, dairy, packaged food, and the kitchen tech that surrounds it all.









Recognition
Whether it's a hero campaign, a tabletop spot, a long-running content engine, or a creative system that holds together across every market, we want to hear about it. F&B is the work LOBO built itself on.
info@lobocreative.com
US Office
New York, NY
Production
New York + São Paulo + London + Worldwide
Web
lobocreative.com