Real talent.
Licensed twins.
Book real model talent through their digital twins. Consent is on file before you brief, and every frame is approved by the model before you can publish.

From brief to model-approved.
Four steps between the roster and a frame you can publish.
Browse the roster
Every face on the desk is the digital twin of a real, contracted model. Filter by styling range and aesthetic; licensing status sits on the card.
Brief the shoot
Upload your products and set the direction: poses, scenes, styling, detail zones. The brief also fixes the usage scope before anything renders.
Generate and refine
The studio renders campaign-ready frames with your chosen twin. Refine shots, mark detail zones, and shortlist the finals.
Model approves, you publish
The shortlist goes to the model for review. Approved frames unlock for export with the license attached; nothing leaves without a yes.
No approval, no asset.
Model Studio runs on the same rights layer as the rest of FORMÉ: legally licensed likeness, written consent, and a review gate the model controls.
Approved by the model
Every frame passes through the model's own review before it can be downloaded or published. Approval is per image, not per contract.
Rights that expire on time
Usage windows, channels, and regions live in the contract. Assets lock automatically the day the license ends.
Talent gets paid
The model behind every face gets paid when their twin works. New income for real talent, not a workaround for it.
The faces behind the twins.
Every twin on the casting desk starts in FORMÉ Atelier, the model agency built for the AI era.
Pricing follows the brief.
Model licensing is scoped per brief. Plans cover the studio floor; the twin, the usage window, and the channels are quoted on what you cast.
- Licensed likeness on every asset
- Usage windows live in the contract
- Per-image approval before release
The rest of the studio.
Cast your first face.
A 30-minute demo on your real products: the roster, the brief, and the approval gate, end to end.
Consent on file. Approval before publish.