Pinkman
Video production and motion design for brands, businesses, schools and organizations
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Pinkman
Pinkman Production creates advertising films, corporate videos, motion design, interviews, tutorials and event films. Its portfolio includes campaigns and videos for brands, companies, educational institutions and organizations.
The company is based in Troyes, France, and was founded in 2014.
Product: Custom video production, including advertising, corporate films, motion design, interviews, tutorials and event coverage.
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- jQueryHigh confidence
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