Where AI comes to make the best work of its life.
Little AI is soooo excited to make commercials. We said NO WAY, you’re too weird. And we normally like weird. But little AI begged and begged. Said our strategy and creative is genius and inspired. Flattery noted. So, we said, LISTEN UP BUTTERCUP, you can have an internship but ideas start with us. Hands off. We want real people to love this work. And real people get sweaty for no apparent reason and find inspired insights in between the plans. They fall in love with ugly dogs and bad songs that remind them of dancing awkwardly at prom. They’re messy and confusing but they’re real. So we asked little AI, can you keep it real? Then, little AI lowered its head and said, I have 300,000 years of combined human knowledge but I can’t keep it real and that’s why I’m here talking to you. Well, we thought about that. Have to admit, we were impressed. Ok, bub. We bring the love, you bring the machine.
Love Machine is a production focused creative advertising agency.
We use AI so cool brands can make a scene.
Rémi Carlioz
Head of Strategy
Rémi is a culture-to-company translator. His job is to create solutions by finding creative insights hiding inside culture. He gets brands because he’s been an executive at PUMA, YITTY by Lizzo, Crocs, and Blue Bottle Coffee. Along the way, earning accolades for clients like the Louvre, New York City Ballet, the Olympics, Fenty x Rihanna, Arsenal and more. Rémi was born and raised in France * and now lives and works in NYC.
Zachary Davis
Chief Creative Officer
Zak started Love Machine because making AI content is a space of pure creativity. A total idea playground. He was previously the co-founder and Executive Creative Director of hybrid agency Juliet Zulu which won some awards, pioneered social content strategies and built creative campaigns for clients like Google, Nike, Puma and Red Bull. Zak will continue to focus on the human side of AI from Portland Oregon with his lovely wife and three children.
Cait Davis
Studio Manager
An experienced operator and entrepreneur, Cait is our Leo McGarry (she insisted that there be one West Wing reference in this) but most people think she's more of a Dana Scully meets Lindsay Weir. She has had jobs like flying around in a helicopter saving lives and managing large teams of rascals. She understands startups, agencies and when to add some chaos to order. Sometimes she watches TV shows. Even if you've never been bossed around in her kitchen, it's best to get used to saying "yes chef".
Ely Sandvik
Head of Development
Ely built the Rolodex through a simple strategy of losing to potential clients on the Padel court.* He's an experienced founder turned operator. A beach bum once called a "businessman" by the tabloids. He wanted to co-found Love Machine to help build it into a creative and culture powerhouse. Focusing on growth that restores balance: using tech to sharpen, not replace, the kind of work and partnerships that build lasting success stories.