The history of the Omega-Skinz Filmset

A cinematic environment built to present our colours, our universe and our identity.

The Omega-Skinz filmset was located in Belgium, inside the Gravityp factory. This unique full-scale structure was designed and constructed by SOTT Colourbrain, the creative division of SOTT Automotive. Every element of the set was engineered to reflect the Omega-Skinz world: industrial, futuristic and unmistakably powerful.

What made the set so special was its true physical presence. Nothing was digitally generated or simulated.

The towering robotic arms, metallic launch platform, cables, lighting, textures and atmospheric details were all built in real life, creating an immersive environment with an impressive sense of scale.

Although the original filmset has since been dismantled, it remains an important part of the Omega-Skinz story. The films and photography created here continue to capture the visual identity that helped shape the brand.

A Stage Built for Colour

The Omega-Skinz filmset was created as the stage on which new colours and products could make their debut. The glow, reflections and shadows visible in the original presentation films came directly from the physical environment rather than from CGI.

Every film, photograph and colour reveal captured on this stage gave installers and distributors a unique way to experience the materials. The industrial surroundings, dramatic lighting and enormous physical structures gave each presentation a character that became closely associated with Omega-Skinz.

Today, these images and films form a visual archive of an extraordinary chapter in the history of the brand.

Designed for Real Production

The filmset was more than a display; it was a fully functional production studio.

Photography, launch films, colour animations, interviews and product demonstrations were produced directly on the set. Professional lighting, industrial spot systems, mounting points and controlled atmospheric effects were used to bring out metallic tones, matte finishes and the depth of the Omega-Skinz colour collection.

For years, this physical environment helped create a consistent and recognisable visual identity across the Omega-Skinz brand.

Every Omega-Skinz presentation created on this stage was real — filmed on a physical set, not CGI.

The set may be gone, but the films, colours and visual identity it created remain part of Omega-Skinz.