[ Service · Commercial ]
PRODUCT
COMMERCIAL
Single shots, stitching tapestries of wonder and awe. Hero spots, launch films and social cutdowns — styled, lit and graded to make objects desirable.
[ What it entails ]
OBJECTS,
SHOT LIKE
PROTAGONISTS
Good product film is slow seduction. We study the object — how light moves across it, what it sounds like, what it promises — then build a miniature world where it always looks its best.
Food gets a stylist on set. Bottles get motion control and macro probes. Tech gets clean surfaces and honest hands. Every commercial ships as a family of cuts: hero spot, bumpers and verticals.
- Creative concept — boards and a style treatment approved before the shoot day.
- Styling & art direction — food stylists, props and surfaces matched to your brand.
- Specialist capture — high-speed, macro and precise product movement.
- A family of cuts — hero, bumpers and verticals, all licensed-music cleared.
[ Process ]
FROM BRIEF TO BROADCAST
Brief & boards
You bring the product and the promise; we return frames showing exactly how the spot will look and feel.
Prep & styling tests
Surfaces, props and hero units are tested on camera before the shoot day — no surprises.
Studio shoot
One or two controlled days. Products perform on schedule, and we overshoot coverage for cutdowns.
Finish & versions
Grade, mix, supers and end cards — delivered in broadcast, web and social specs.
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[ Questions ]
What do you need from our team?
Hero units of the product, brand guidelines, and one decision-maker on set or on call. We handle casting, locations, styling, music licensing and delivery specs.
Do you shoot food and drink?
It's our home turf — restaurants, dessert houses and beverage brands. A food stylist joins every culinary shoot so plates look freshly made in every take.
What formats do we receive?
A hero master in 4K plus platform-ready versions: 16:9 for web, 9:16 verticals, 1:1 squares, and 6-second bumpers — each reframed by hand, with captions where they help.
LAUNCHING
SOMETHING?
Request a quote — attach the brief or just describe the product.