Whose packaging is on screen?
The client's own photos anchored to the shots
Packaging redrawn from a description
WhyEarlier versions invented logos and changed the case. This was the first version where the box and wordmark are theirs.
Product film
S Series needed a vertical one-minute product film for its modular sports glasses. It had to show their real box and wordmark, the case, the parts, the four colourways and an athlete, with nine on-screen cards. The pace asked for quick hooks and colourway hits, with longer beats for the kit.
MORE THAN SPORTS EYEWEAR
THE S SERIES SYSTEM
PREMIUM UNBOXING
SWITCH THE LENS
CHANGE THE DETAILS
MAKE IT YOURS
BUILT FOR MOVEMENT. STYLED FOR YOU
ACHIEVE YOUR PERSONAL BEST
SHOP WITH CODE
The client's own photos anchored to the shots
Packaging redrawn from a description
WhyEarlier versions invented logos and changed the case. This was the first version where the box and wordmark are theirs.
Fast hooks and colourways, longer kit beats
An even, slow first half
WhyThe founder found the first 30 seconds of an earlier version very slow and ordered the rewrite.
Plain apparel
The brand ring logo printed on the shirt
WhyThe brand belongs on the product, not on invented clothing marks.