Quadrant wanted a Battlefield 6 film that proved the game in the real world. The setup: Lando wins a race against other creators in game, someone tells him it would never happen in real life, and the film takes him at his word. The brief was to turn a capture the flag chase into a real, cinematic pursuit with Lando and his friends hunted across open terrain.

Take the game off the screen. Quadrant hires an elite ex special forces unit to hunt Lando and his friends across hills, forest and lake. The talent has to reach an extraction zone before they're caught, moving through ATVs, quad bikes and hovercrafts, with checkpoints unlocking survival gear along the way. One question drives the whole film: can a pro F1 driver escape the world's elite forces?

A real pursuit needs real scale and real control. We shot across wild terrain with a fleet of military vehicles, coordinated a cast that included Lando, Max Fewtrell, Ria Bish and ex SAS Mark "Billy" Billingham with a team of operatives, and ran the health and safety and logistics a chase on this scale demands. We led it end to end, from location and crew to talent casting and contract management, then took the film through edit, VFX, graphics and sound to hold the pace and tension throughout.

Over 453,000 views and more than 440 comments on YouTube. A film that turns a piece of gameplay into a real world chase, expanding the IP into something audiences can experience rather than just play.