Product video without the photoshoot.
Motion graphics, 3D product visuals and social content, made by the team that built your brand and your store.
3D and CGI product visuals
Your product rendered rather than photographed. Every angle, every colourway, every variant, with no studio day and no reshoot when the packaging changes. The same model produces the hero video, the product page stills and the ad cuts, so one asset covers the whole funnel.
Why rendered instead of shot
A product shoot costs a studio day, a photographer, a stylist, and another shoot every time something changes. A 3D model costs once. After that a new colourway is an afternoon, a new angle is free, and the product can sit in environments that would be expensive or impossible to build.
Rendering suits manufactured product with hard surfaces. For food, for fabric drape, for anything where texture is the sell, a camera still wins and we will say so.
Brand motion and animation
Logo animation, titles, kinetic type and brand films. Motion rules get set alongside the identity, so the brand moves the same way everywhere instead of being animated differently by whoever received the file.
- EIKO · Logo animation
- Desert Lions · Logo animation
- Captain Whip · Logo animation
- One Ten · Logo animation
Video editing
Footage you already have, cut into something worth posting. Phone clips, customer UGC, event coverage, old brand assets. We handle the edit, the grade, the titles, the captions and the cutdowns, so one shoot becomes a month of content instead of a folder nobody opens.
What you get
- Edit, colour grade and sound
- Titles, captions and burned-in subtitles
- Platform cutdowns: vertical, square, landscape, from one master
- Ad variants for testing, same footage, different hooks
- A content calendar built from footage that already exists
If you need this every week rather than once, an embedded editor usually costs less.
Documentary and institutional film
Longer-form film for organisations that need to explain something complicated to people who did not ask. Research, script, edit, grade, subtitles and delivery. The work runs to minutes rather than seconds, and it is built to be watched rather than scrolled past.
What you get
- Script and narrative structure from source material and interviews
- Edit, grade and sound from supplied or archival footage
- Subtitles and accessible captions, in more than one language where needed
- Versions cut to length for broadcast, social and presentation
We work from footage and archive rather than sending a crew. Where a film needs original location shooting, we will direct and cut alongside a production team rather than claim the shoot ourselves.
Frequently asked questions
Do you shoot live action video?
No, we do not shoot. We edit footage you already have, including live action, and we produce motion graphics, 3D product visuals and social content from scratch. If a project genuinely needs a shoot we will say so, and we can direct and cut alongside a production crew rather than pretending the work can be rendered.
Can you work with footage we already have?
Yes, and that is most of the editing work. Phone footage, customer UGC, event coverage, old brand assets. Send what exists and we will tell you what it can become before you commit to anything.
What do you need to make 3D product visuals?
Product dimensions and reference photography at minimum. CAD files or packaging artwork if they exist, a physical sample if the surface finish matters. The first model takes longest; every variant afterwards is quick.
How long does a product video take?
Scope sets the timeline, and the first model is the long pole. You get a dated plan after the scoping call.
What formats do we get?
Masters plus the cuts you actually need: product page video, square and vertical social, paid ad lengths, and stills pulled from the same model. Source files on request.
Social and ad content production
Short-form edits, reels and paid creative, produced at the volume the channels actually need. Made by the people who built the brand and the store, so the content matches what the product really is.