Hamlet plumps for Louis Brun.

7 January 2026

Hamlet now represents director Louis Brun in Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Germany, China, Japan, and the Asia-Pacific for commercials and music videos.

Hamlet feels like home for Louis Brun. Both company and director are Belgian as can be and get a kick out of homegrown fare, but they also like to travel further afield as much as possible. That's why Hamlet now represents Brun in Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Germany, China, Japan, and the Asia-Pacific for commercials and music videos.

Brun, whose credits include '20/20' for Rimon and '9.807' for Shon Mott, notes: "I've known Hamlet for a long time, and this signature marks an exciting new chapter. Coming from the same Belgian roots, and sharing a strong interest in international cultures, this collaboration feels very natural."

He goes on to say: "I'm so happy to begin working together with a production company with a strong international presence, alongside people I deeply respect. Their commercial expertise meets my more fashion-driven, image-led approach in a way that feels balanced and promising. I'm looking forward to what we'll build together."

So is executive producer Marie Archambeaud: "Louis's sensitivity and delicate approach immediately resonated with us, making his joining Hamlet an obvious choice for everyone. Embracing a refined, visually driven universe, Louis brings a truly distinctive vision to Hamlet and will naturally complete its DNA. We are very much looking forward to 2026 with him. Welcome, Louis Brun!"

Expect Brun's Hamlet debut to land in the near future. That leaves plenty of time for us to watch the gorgeous, meditative promo for Rimon's '20/20', co-directed by Brun and Maky Margaridis. Filmed in Ethiopia, where the singer's father was born, the six-minute clip celebrates the East African country's people and terrain.

Whether it's the rock-hewn Church of Saint George, the Erta Ale volcano, or a view of Addis Ababa at night, Ethiopia's beauty is undeniable. You can tell both artist and directors want to show what the country has to offer rather than what it's lost through war and famine.

To learn more about what Louis Brun's capable of, start at Hamlet's neat and tidy contact page.