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Products & Brands

Build a visual world around your product.

Show what makes your product distinctive: its form, materials, details and the experience it promises. We create concept-led product films and imagery for beauty, fragrance, audio and premium lifestyle brands. From a precise hero shot to a more expressive commercial, each project is directed around the product, the audience and the launch.

Discuss your project
Sculptural ceramic speaker study for the fictional AUVRA audio brand.
AUVRA — product development study for a self-initiated fictional audio brand. No acoustic performance claim.

Where the work fits

Start with what it needs to communicate.

Introduce the product
Shape a launch film around the object, its character and its intended place in everyday life. Define the product views and brand story before developing the surrounding scenes.
Build the image set
Scope packshots, detail images and campaign stills for a product page, launch presentation or brand website. Decide which images must show the product precisely and which can explore a more expressive world.
Adapt for the channels
Plan selected cutdowns, crops and image formats for the launch placements. Treat vertical composition, text-safe space and the product’s visibility as briefing decisions, not automatic exports of one master.

The asset set

Product films and imagery

  • Product hero films and commercials
  • Product and campaign stills
  • Material and detail sequences
  • Short cutdowns and channel adaptations

Product hero films from €2,000
Concept-led commercials from €4,500.

Film is a signature format, not a prerequisite. A brief can focus on a launch film, product imagery, packshots or a coordinated set of stills and channel adaptations. We agree the number of products and variants, scenes, image count, film duration and versions. Development studies are not automatically part of the final asset set.

How the scope agreement works

Starting prices & scope

Starting prices exclude applicable taxes and assume suitable existing design material. Extensive modeling, design development, complex performances, specialist licensing and additional deliverables are quoted separately. Every proposal defines the deliverables, review stages, revision rounds and usage rights. Conceptual elements are distinguished from supplied or approved design.

Relevant work / Self-initiated concepts

Two products. Two distinct worlds.

AUVRA explores a fictional premium audio product through movement and a sculptural object. NIVU develops a fictional beauty identity through cobalt glass, water and ritual; its film is a development export. Both are self-initiated concepts, not commissioned campaigns, endorsements or proof of performance or efficacy.

Before production

Bring what you have. Identify what is fixed.

Share product photos from useful angles, available 3D models, dimensions, packaging artwork, brand guidelines and material or finish references. Identify approved logos and label copy, color variants, key details and the current product version. Mark any prototype features that may change before launch so the production method and review points can account for them.

Accuracy & interpretation

Agree what must stay true.

Product shape, packaging, materials, finish and small details may be central to recognition. Generative imagery can change these elements, including lettering and proportions. Expressive treatment does not establish product accuracy.

For detail-critical images, agree controlled 3D output or an explicitly validated process. The client checks the product, packaging and brand details before publication and supplies approved claims. Visual metaphors do not demonstrate efficacy, technical performance or measured results.

Briefing questions

A few useful decisions before you begin.

Can we start with photos rather than a product model?
Yes. Send the available photos, dimensions, packaging artwork and finish references so we can assess what they support. If the brief needs new angles or precise product geometry, we agree any modeling and validation work first. Missing details should not be treated as approved design.
What final formats can the launch include?
Specify the product-page images, campaign stills, packshots and film placements you need. We agree image counts, backgrounds, aspect ratios, resolution, file formats and any cutdowns. Additional product variants and channel versions are scoped explicitly rather than assumed to be included.
When do we review product and brand details?
Agree a product-detail checkpoint before developing the full scene set, then review the visual treatment and, where relevant, motion and edit. Your team consolidates product, packaging and brand feedback at the agreed stages. New variants or changes to approved artwork can change the scope and cost.
Do we receive editable scenes and source files?
Only if the agreement includes them. Finished renders, films and selected image files are distinct from editable Blender scenes, source assets and development references. Handover, reuse rights and any third-party licensing are agreed for the intended channels.

Products & Brands

What are you preparing to launch?

Tell us what is launching, who it is for and where it will appear. Share the product stage, available photos or models, variants, target delivery date and budget.

Tell us about your product

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