Brand campaigns are the first of seven categories we ship for CPG brands — the hero work that defines how the category sees you for the next twelve months. The films below are spec, built across automotive, spirits, apparel, and lifestyle to show the production bar. Same bar, same team, applied to beverage, snack, supplement, beauty, and household brands — on a CPG calendar that doesn’t slip.
A spec spot series pitched for a modern Porsche campaign. Cinematic camera moves, sculptural light, and broadcast-grade pacing — the production bar a CPG brand needs when the hero film has to anchor a year of retail, OOH, and paid social inside one brand world.
Three angles on the same machine: open road, tight curve, and the still frame that holds it all together. Built 9:16 native and cut to scale across Meta, YouTube, and OOH — the same hero-to-cutdown shape a CPG launch needs when one shoot has to feed every channel for the season.
A four-cut product film exploring the ritual — wax, glass, amber, ice. Each shot holds long enough to feel the tactility, short enough to earn the scroll. The product-cinema bar beverage and spirits CPG brands need when the bottle has to do the talking on shelf, on social, and on the DTC product page.
A trio of outdoor performance pieces — including a spec crossover concept for Shady Rays × Arc'teryx. Motion that earns its place on athlete-grade feeds: mud, terrain, weather, and product working together. The same lifestyle-meets-product bar household and supplement CPG brands ask for when the campaign has to feel real, not staged.
A spec beverage concept: the world blurs, the product stays still. One of the simplest ways to make a drink feel like a moment — the kind of single-idea hero film a beverage CPG brand uses to anchor a launch across feed, OOH, and the DTC homepage.
A cinematic bridal lehenga film paired with six editorial stills. Heritage couture sized, cut, and paced for the feed — the kind of brand-meets-social work beauty and lifestyle CPG brands ask for when the hero has to live on Instagram as cleanly as on print. See the full campaign →
Editorial Still