Send a brief
Tell us what the product is, what images or film you need, and when you need them. You get a fixed quote against a defined shot list rather than an hourly estimate — and if photography would serve you better than CGI, you get told that instead.
What to include
None of this is required to start a conversation, but everything on the list makes the quote firmer and faster.
- What the product is, and whether it physically exists yet
- CAD, dielines or artwork if you have them — STEP is ideal
- The shot list: how many images, which angles, stills or film
- Whether you need variants — colourways, flavours, sizes, finishes
- Where the work is going: marketplace, own site, print, broadcast
- Any existing photography the new work has to sit alongside
- The deadline, and whether it is a hard launch date
Not sure yet?
That is normal, and the guides answer most of what people ask before briefing: what rendering actually costs, how it compares to a photo shoot, how to prepare your CAD files, and what marketplaces require of product images. Send a half-formed brief anyway — it is easier to narrow one down than to invent one.
Tell us about the project
Fill this in, or email the studio directly — whichever is quicker for you.