Ads, listings and product visuals
Openers for a media buyer to test, product shots and turntables without a shoot, a listing cut that passes review, vertical cuts from a long piece, and a read of the ad account before any of it.
Ten openers, one product
A media buyer does not need one good ad. They need the first two seconds in ten versions, because the opener is what the test is actually testing. Same device, same finish, ten different rooms it might be met in: a cafe counter, a bakery, a boutique before opening, a queue at a small shop, a food truck at dusk, a barber station, a market stall, a hotel desk, the contactless symbol itself, and the table once the payment is done. Swap the opener, keep the rest of the cut, and you learn which room your buyer lives in.
The same four, shot vertical
- 8 seconds each, silent by design, widescreen and vertical
- One product across all ten, not ten lookalikes
- Generated from a written brief, no shoot and no sample
- Delivered as separate files, ready to load as ad variants
- Vertical is shot vertical, not cropped from the widescreen cut
Every clip here is generated, and the terminal is a demonstration device rather than a real vendor's product. For your test we build the openers around your product and your offer.
Product shots without a product shoot
A listing needs the same object on white and the same object in a room, and usually the product is not in your hands yet: the first run is at the factory, the sample is with a reviewer, the colourway ships next month. We build the shots from your own product images, or from a spec when there is nothing to photograph yet. Same device, same finish, same screen, in a studio set and in the places a buyer would actually meet it.
Every frame here is generated, not photographed, and the device is a demonstration piece rather than a real vendor's product. For your listing we start from your own images so the object in frame is yours.
The same object, now moving
A still shows the product. A turn shows what it is: the ports, the card slot, the back nobody photographs. Below are two pieces of hardware that were never built and never shipped (a counter-top terminal and a floor-standing kiosk), each put on a turntable that does not exist, in a studio that does not exist either. The terminal in motion is the same device that was standing still one section ago; the kiosk goes further and changes its finish without changing its shape.
A listing video that passes review
Marketplace video has a short list of rules, and most rejections come off that list, not off taste. This one carries no price, no marketplace logo, no link, no contact line and no black bars. The brand is invented and says so on the end card.
Verda Pay is an invented brand and the terminal is a demonstration device. On your listing we build the same cut around your product.
One long piece, three vertical cuts
A long recording holds one idea per minute and a feed holds one per swipe. These three cuts come from a single 52 second piece: the moment the number changes, the moment two people see different truths, and the result. Each one is rebuilt for vertical rather than cropped to it, so the frame sits where a thumb is not, and the line that carries the cut is typeset, not squeezed into a corner.
A read of the account before anyone hands over the numbers
Most creative briefs go wrong before a render is involved, because nobody read the ad account first. This is a teardown of a live US sleep tech brand, built from public sources in one sitting. Fourteen active ads off the Ad Library, the brand’s own homepage, nothing else. No relationship with the brand, no access to their data.
The brand isn’t named here. They’re not a client and didn’t ask to be read in public. On your account the same teardown comes back with your name on it, and the parts I can’t see from outside are marked unknown rather than guessed. Read the full teardown →
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Product video for SaaS and fintech
Explainers, data and process animation, template series and customer stories. The interface is drawn in code, so nothing gets filmed and every number on screen is one you approved.
Localization and footage edits
One take, more markets and more rooms. Dubbing with the lips matched, a four market localization pack, and a background swap on footage you already shot.
Regulated niches, training and architecture
Work where the rules come first: a clinic spot built to survive review, a training module timed to the spoken step, and a tour of a building from its renders.
Send the script. Or just the idea.
Tell us what you're selling and where the video will run, and we'll come back with a plan and a flat quote.