Chez Voltaire
Photographic and video content production for luxury brands, including perfume, cosmetics, jewellery, watches and wine houses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Chez Voltaire
Chez Voltaire produces photographic and video content for luxury brands, including perfume, cosmetics, jewellery, watches and wine companies. Its work includes packshots, still life, model photography, video and AI-assisted content.
The agency supports luxury houses with visual concepts and creative production. It operates three equipped, modular studios in Paris.
Founded in 2011, Chez Voltaire is headquartered in Paris, France.
Product: Photography and video production, including packshots, still life, model photography and AI-assisted content.
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