One product photo in.A whole campaign out.

Studio makes product shoots for D2C brands. We read your brand, write the concepts and deliver finished imagery for your store, ads and socials. No crew, no set, and you never write a prompt.

Air Force 1 on a rain-soaked neon street at night

OutputLegacy in Motion

Air Force 1 on a concrete ledge by a window

Input1 photo

Plain packshot of a tan Air Force 1 on white

1070 × 1338 · packshot

  • Solitaire ring on teal light
  • Fan backpack on a neon street
  • Monogram tote on a dawn balcony
  • Panda Dunk tongue, macro
  • Roadster under the northern lights
  • Phone photographing a mountain sunrise
  • Blue clog in an ice-crystal set
  • Bracelet on a hand in clear water
  • Friends toasting on a rooftop
  • Air Force 1 sole on concrete, macro

How one photo becomes a campaign.

The same four steps run for every product. Pick one below and scroll through a real shoot, from the packshot we started with to the frames it produced.

1.0 · Your product

You send one clean product photo and a link to your store. That is the whole input.

Nike Air Force 1, concept “Legacy in Motion”
Nike Air Force 1, concept “Foundation for the Ascent”
Nike Air Force 1, concept “The Architect's Blueprint”
Nike Air Force 1, concept “Foundation for the Ascent”
Nike Air Force 1, concept “Legacy in Motion”
Nike Air Force 1, concept “The Architect's Blueprint”
Original packshot of the Nike Air Force 1
Input · 1070×1338

Spec · Nike Air Force 1 · New-year campaign

Spec work.

Self-initiated studies on products we admire, made to show range across categories and moods. None of it was commissioned by, or is affiliated with, the brands shown.

9 studies · every frame built from a product packshot

Legacy in Motion: Legacy in Motion

Legacy in Motion1024 × 1024

Footwear · Spec for Nike Air Force 1

Legacy in Motion

The classic shoe as the one fixed point in a year that moves fast.

Legacy in Motion: Foundation for the Ascent

Foundation for the Ascent

Legacy in Motion: Legacy in Motion

Same concept, another angle

Balcony Wish at Dawn: Balcony Wish at Dawn

Balcony Wish at Dawn1024 × 1024

Leather goods · Spec for Gucci

Balcony Wish at Dawn

A heritage tote in the first light of the year, before the city wakes.

Balcony Wish at Dawn: Balcony Wish at Dawn

Same concept, another angle

Balcony Wish at Dawn: The Ephemeral Gala

The Ephemeral Gala

The Handover of Hope: The Handover of Hope

The Handover of Hope1024 × 1024

Jewellery · Spec for Tiffany & Co.

The Handover of Hope

A new year given as a promise, in Tiffany Blue and morning light.

The Handover of Hope: The First Page

The First Page

The Handover of Hope: The First Ripple

The First Ripple

Urban Shinobi: The Knowing Nod

The Knowing Nod1024 × 1024

Bags · Fandom · Spec for The Souled Store

Urban Shinobi

A fan backpack carried like mission gear through a neon winter.

Urban Shinobi: The Fan's Silent Night

The Fan's Silent Night

Urban Shinobi: Urban Shinobi: Mission Ready

Urban Shinobi: Mission Ready

The Panda’s Playground: The Panda's Playground

The Panda's Playground1024 × 1024

Footwear · Spec for Nike Dunk Low

The Panda’s Playground

The panda on the tongue gets a court of its own.

The Panda’s Playground: The Panda's Playground

Same concept, another angle

The Panda’s Playground: The Panda's Playground

Same concept, another angle

First Tracks on Glass: First Tracks on Glass

First Tracks on Glass1024 × 1024

Automotive · Spec for Tesla

First Tracks on Glass

Winter performance, shot where no crew could safely stand.

First Tracks on Glass: The Silent Apex

The Silent Apex

First Tracks on Glass: The Warm Escape

The Warm Escape

More studies

  • Capture the Ascent: Capture the Ascent

    Consumer tech · Spec for Apple iPhone & iPad

    Capture the Ascent

    Devices shown in use at the moment that matters to the owner.

  • Fortress of Style: Fortress of Style

    Footwear · Fandom · Spec for The Souled Store

    Fortress of Style

    A superhero clog in an ice-crystal set that was never built.

  • The Connection Catalyst: The Connection Catalyst

    Beverage · Spec for Coca-Cola

    The Connection Catalyst

    The bottle at the centre of the evening, never the centre of attention.

One concept.Every placement.

A concept is composed for each placement from the start, so nothing important gets cropped out. Shown here at true relative size: one concept, five deliverables.

  • Urban Shinobi’s Holiday Mission as Website hero

    Website hero

    1344 × 768 · 7:4

  • Urban Shinobi’s Holiday Mission as Instagram feed

    Instagram feed

    1024 × 1024 · 1:1

  • Urban Shinobi’s Holiday Mission as Instagram story

    Instagram story

    768 × 1344 · 9:16

  • Urban Shinobi’s Holiday Mission as Pinterest pin

    Pinterest pin

    832 × 1248 · 2:3

  • Urban Shinobi’s Holiday Mission as Meta ad

    Meta ad

    1024 × 1024 · 1:1

Spec · The Souled Store backpack · “Urban Shinobi’s Holiday Mission”

Then it moves.

The frames from a shoot become motion: five-second loops for ads and product pages, and short vertical films cut to their own score. The product holds still and exact while the light, the weather and the people move around it.

6 loops · 1 film · built from finished frames

Urban Shinobi · The Holiday Mission1080 × 1920 · 22 s · Score

A hooded fan crosses a snowy neon city like a ninja on a mission, and the mission is a gift. Five shots, one character, one backpack, cut to its own score.

  • Tiffany & Co. ringLight sweep, slow push-in

  • Gucci toteDawn light, slow push-in

  • Tesla RoadsterIce spray, tracking

  • Coca-ColaCondensation, slow arc

  • The Souled Store clogLight beams, slow arc

  • Nike Dunk LowTrain lights, locked off

Spec work, not commissioned by the brands shown · Motion generated with MiniMax H3 · Score by MiniMax Music 3

The studio look, without the studio.

Who comes up with the idea
StudioWe do, starting from a read of your brand

Traditional shootA creative team you brief and pay for

DIY AI toolsYou, one prompt at a time

What it takes from you
StudioOne product photo and a call

Traditional shootCrew, models, a set and a shoot day

DIY AI toolsHours of prompting and re-rolling

How the set holds together
StudioArt-directed as one set, concept by concept

Traditional shootConsistent, once it's lit and styled

DIY AI toolsHit and miss; the product drifts between frames

Every placement
StudioComposed for each format from the start

Traditional shootCrop the hero, or reshoot

DIY AI toolsRegenerate for every size

Next month's drop
StudioSend the next photo

Traditional shootBook it all again

DIY AI toolsStart over

Working with us.

What you get

  • Website and PDP heroes
  • Instagram feed, carousel and stories
  • Meta and Pinterest ad sizes
  • Lifestyle, catalogue and creative looks
  • Five-second loops and vertical films
  1. Step 1

    Book a call

    Tell us about the product, the drop, and where the images need to run.

  2. Step 2

    Send one photo

    A clean product shot and a link to your store. We take it from there.

  3. Step 3

    Approve concepts

    We pitch named campaign ideas grounded in your brand. You choose what we shoot.

  4. Step 4

    Get the shoot

    Finished frames for store, ads and socials, refined with you until they are right.

Questions.

Are these real photographs?

No. They are generated. We art-direct generative image models around your actual product photo, then select and refine every frame so the product reads true.

Do I have to write prompts?

Never. You send a photo and talk to us. The brand read, the concepts and the prompts are our job.

Were the brands on this page clients?

No. Everything shown is spec work: self-initiated studies to show range. Studio is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nike, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., Apple, Tesla, Coca-Cola or The Souled Store.

Do you make video?

Yes. We animate the frames from a shoot into five-second loops for ads and product pages, and cut short vertical films with their own score, like Urban Shinobi above. The motion is generated with MiniMax H3, starting from finished frames so the product stays true.

What kinds of products work?

Anything you can photograph cleanly. On this page: footwear, bags, jewellery, phones and tablets, a soft drink and two cars.

What does it cost?

It depends on how many products and concepts you need. Tell us about the drop on a call and we will quote it.

Send us one product.We’ll show you the campaign.

A short call about the product and the drop. Then you see concepts for your brand, not a template.

Book a call