Brief & lookdev
We agree on the shots, the mood and the references. I build or clean up the product model and prove materials and lighting on stills before anything moves.
Product CGI
& Motion.
Photoreal renders and cinematic product films for beauty, fragrance, drinkware, jewelry, automotive and consumer tech. Glass, liquid, metal and fabric, lit like a studio shoot.
Products in motion.
Selected product films. Hover to play; tap on touch screens.
Packshot
Product motion · sneaker launch loop
Fragrance
CGI motion · glass and liquid
Water bottle
Product motion · drinkware
Mint
Motion study · macro and simulation
Batteries
Product CGI · motion study
McLaren Highway
Automotive CGI · Motion
Stills. Lit like a shoot.
Photoreal renders across materials: glass, liquid, polished metal, fabric and lacquer. One slot is reserved for the next render.
Fragrance
Product CGI · glass, gold, moss
Protective case
Studio lighting · hard plastic
Eyewear
Lookdev · acetate and lens coatings
Jewelry
Materials · gold and diamonds
Drinkware
Lifestyle CGI · water simulation
Lifestyle campaign
Product CGI · set dressing
Abstract study
Form · motion design frame
Automotive lookdev
Render · candy paint and carbon
Chain lock
Hard-surface CGI · woven sleeve
Museum exhibit
Lighting study · glass and concrete
Abstract study
Form · detail frame
Architectural materials
Study · plaster and light
Automotive
Lookdev · classic paint
Game controller
Hard-surface CGI · consumer tech
Automotive lighting
Render · reflections pass
Accessories
Product CGI · metal and sky
Add a renderReserved for the next still
Jewelry set
Studio CGI · filigree gold
How a product film comes together.
Three passes, each one reviewed with you before the next begins.
Lighting & animation
Camera moves, simulations and timing are blocked in Cinema 4D and rendered with Redshift. You review low-resolution previews at every pass.
Delivery
Final frames in the resolutions and aspect ratios your channels need, with scene files organized so the next campaign starts from the same setup.
What you get.
Files ready for the channel they are made for, and a scene you can come back to.
- Stills
Final frames in the resolution your channel needs: PNG or TIFF for web and print, EXR with render passes on request. - Motion
Product films and loops as MP4 or ProRes, cut for 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5. - Previews along the way
Low-resolution previews at every pass; nothing goes to final render before you have approved it. - A scene you can return to
Materials and lighting are kept as a reusable setup, so the next campaign starts from the same product.
Questions before the brief.
Four things clients usually ask before a product film starts.
What do you need from me to start?
The product as a 3D or CAD model when you have one, otherwise photos and dimensions, plus references for the mood and the channels the film will run on. The first pass is lookdev: I build or clean up the product model and prove materials and lighting on stills before anything moves.
Which software do you work in?
Cinema 4D with Redshift for lighting, animation and rendering, and Blender when a pipeline calls for it. Deliverables are standard image and video files, so your team needs neither.
Can you animate a product that only exists as photos?
Yes. The model is built from photos and measurements, materials and lighting are matched on stills first, and the scene is kept as a reusable setup so the next campaign starts from the same product.
What formats do you deliver?
Stills as PNG or TIFF, with EXR render passes on request. Motion as MP4 or ProRes, cut for 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5. Low-resolution previews come at every pass before the final render.