01/01/2026
New Year, New Name!!
Happy new year!
We want to share a quick note about a change you may notice.
Studio G is becoming Brickline.
This isn’t a reaction to anything going wrong. It’s a step forward.
Our studio is located in Lincoln’s Haymarket, a place built on brick, rail, and repetition. It’s a district shaped by structure and work that was built to last. That idea has always resonated with how we approach filmmaking.
Stories are built piece by piece. Each scene carries weight. Each cut depends on the one before it. Like brickwork, story structure matters. Every element supports the next.
A brickline is the guide that keeps everything in line during the build. It isn’t visible in the finished work, but it’s essential to the strength of what’s being made. That mirrors filmmaking and editing. The audience may never see the structure, but they feel it when it’s right.
Visually, brick patterns echo an editing timeline: uniform units moving forward, decision by decision. That parallel reflects how we work and how we think about storytelling.
We chose the name Brickline because it represents the foundation we’re building toward. Stronger stories. Clearer structure. Work designed to last.
Same people. Same vision. A name that better reflects where we are and where we’re going.
