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- On-site brand film
- Product and process photography
- English subtitles and copy
- Short cuts for social
What sells a food brand abroad
A buyer abroad is deciding whether they can put this on a shelf, describe it to a customer, and sell it again. They need the product, the story, and the reason it tastes the way it does — in a form they can show someone else.
A written description cannot do that. A short film of the product being made and used can, and it travels further than a catalogue.
How it works
- Decide who the film is for: an importer, a retailer, or a customer.
- Shoot the product made and used, not styled on a table — the process is what makes it credible.
- Cut for the platform: a short version for social, a longer one for a buyer meeting.
- Write the English copy and subtitles, so the film works with the sound off.
Common questions
Do you shoot in a kitchen or a factory?
Wherever the product is actually made. A production line and a small kitchen need different treatment, and we plan for the one you have.
Can you film more than one product?
Yes. One visit usually covers the range, which costs less than shooting each product separately.
Do we need subtitles?
Yes, if anyone speaks in the film. Most buyers watch with the sound off first.