Product Promotion Video Shooting

A product demonstration video showcases the product’s usage, details, materials, dimensions, and other visual information that is important for the purchasing decision in a short video format. Different versions can be created for e-commerce product pages, marketplaces, social media, ad creatives, and launch content.

Quotes are prepared based on the scope of the project, the number of products, the type of shoot, model and set requirements, and post-production details. A simple video with a white background for a single product does not involve the same workload as a video featuring models, set design, multiple scenes, and delivered in several platform formats.

Yes. Brands from various cities in Turkey and from Europe can ship their products to the studio. The product acceptance, brief, shoot list, selection, revision, and delivery processes can all be handled remotely. We do not use a specific street address in Berlin; instead, we operate within Berlin and Europe as our service area.

The delivery timeframe is determined based on the number of products, the type of shoot, and the scope of retouching. For standard e-commerce shoots, the selection and delivery schedule is finalized at the start of the project. For most product photography projects, a timeframe of 3–10 business days is a realistic estimate.

Yes. If the number of products, the number of sets, and the crew schedule allow, white-background product photography, product photography with props, lifestyle shoots with models, and short product videos can be scheduled to run concurrently on the same production day. This approach is particularly effective for e-commerce projects with a large number of SKUs.

360-degree photography may be preferred for shoes, bags, jewelry, perfume, toys, small household appliances, home decor items, packaged cosmetics, accessories, and products where the surface is a key feature. The product’s weight, balance, reflective surface, and handling method are checked before the shoot.

Most of the time, yes. A vertical video can be created by cropping a horizontal product video; however, for best results, the 9:16 aspect ratio should be considered during filming. The product’s appearance in the first second, the text area, hand movements, and readability on a mobile screen are all planned from the start.

Depending on the project, we can plan for models, hand models, set design, props, and product presentations. These requirements are clarified before the proposal is submitted. In the cosmetics, jewelry, apparel, home textiles, footwear, accessories, and kitchenware sectors, models or product usage scenes can help make the product more understandable.

Yes. Versions with different aspect ratios—such as 9:16, 4:5, 1:1, and 16:9—can be created from the same footage. The delivery format is determined based on the technical requirements of the platform where the content will be used. If necessary, a cover image, short text, subtitles, and versions with different durations are also planned.

The scope of the revision is determined during the proposal phase. Typically, the process focuses on the storyboard, cut points, color balance, basic text layout, and version requirements. Requests that require changes to the product, model, set, or camera angle are evaluated separately as part of a new shoot.