Being a supermodel is hard work. So is keeping a straight face while playing one.

For two Models.com shorts directed by Columbine Goldsmith, Adriana Lima and Alton Mason lean into the mythology of their own profession and have some fun with it. Bronx Audio provided audio post-production for both films, which borrow the familiar rhythms of reality television to turn model life into something knowingly absurd. Everyone’s in on the joke.

“The Simple Life with Adriana Lima” heads to the supermodel’s Hamptons home for gardening, tennis, and candid conversation. Everyday pursuits, given the supermodel treatment. Lima plays along with an exaggerated version of her own image, letting the humor emerge from the gap between an ordinary afternoon and the production of being Adriana Lima.

Bronx brought dialogue, music, and ambient sound together to support that balance, keeping the conversations natural and leaving room for the comedy. Produced by PRODN, the film also features picture post-production by Modern Post and music by HiNote.

Watch “The Simple Life with Adriana Lima” on YouTube.

Alton Mason takes a different route. The cameras, naturally, follow.

In “Alton Mason’s World, the Cameras Never Stop Rolling” follows the model and performer through wellness routines, meditation, and unexpected detours. Mason leans into the larger-than-life persona, sending up the rituals and self-seriousness of celebrity life with obvious relish. Even finding a little inner peace becomes an occasion for the camera.

Bronx Audio’s Geoff Strasser handled the sound mix, bringing dialogue, music, and sound together to support the film’s pace and comic timing.

Produced by PRODN, the film features editing by Chinwe Chong of Consulate, color by TJ Selier of Rare Medium, and music supervision by HiNote.

Watch “In Alton Mason’s World, the Cameras Never Stop Rolling” on YouTube.