Rooms: A Factual Short Exploring the Personal Stories Behind Spaces
"There are two things that make a room timeless: a sense of history and a piece of the future."
GENRE
Documentary
director
Adriana Carlot
Our new documentary project, Rooms, explores the intimate spaces where creativity thrives and stories come to life. We believe in authentic storytelling, where each space reveals the deeper connection between environment and imagination. We are excited to open applications for contributors—if you’re passionate about sharing your creative sanctuary and the stories it holds, we’d love to hear from you.
Why Rooms?
Everyone has a room. A place that holds their mess, their rituals, their notes on the wall, their unfinished ideas, their solitude. Some are temporary, others carefully built over time. Some are barely bigger than a bed, while others are bursting with plants, cables, canvases, or silence. But all of them are honest.
Our upcoming short documentary is a study of these spaces. A factual portrait of rooms as creative sanctuaries, shaped by the hands and habits of those who inhabit them. We wanted to look beyond design and aesthetics, to explore rooms as emotional containers, places where people go to think, make, escape, and exist without performance.
In a world that constantly looks outward, we turned inward. We asked: What does your room say about you when you're not trying to say anything at all?
This isn’t a house tour. It's a reflection on intimacy, imagination, and the quiet spaces where ideas begin.
The Rooms We Create: A Look Inside Creative Sanctuaries
At Oasis Studios, we believe that creativity thrives in spaces that are uniquely personal, raw, and unapologetically real. This short documentary is an extension of that belief—a visual exploration of the rooms where ideas are born, where art is made, and where individuals connect with their truest selves. Much like the films and projects we create, this piece is an invitation to experience a world that’s human, cinematic, and rich with emotion. Through the lens of real rooms, we uncover the stories and moments that fuel creative passion—showing that sometimes, the most inspiring spaces are the ones we make for ourselves.
