Build a visual world the campaign can keep.
Create campaign films, product visuals and cut-downs from one controlled project where references and finishing decisions remain connected.
- Consistent art direction
- One campaign, several deliverables
- Client and team review in context
Tidal Glass
The product film above starts from an approved photograph of a glass object. Its shape anchors the campaign while the surrounding light, materials and setting change from shot to shot.
- Composition
- 1920 × 1080 · 16:9
- Timeline length
- 33 seconds
- Structure
- 5 product shots
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Start with an approved product photo
The Tidal Glass reference establishes the asymmetric glass silhouette, open center and dark metal base. These are the details the scene prompts ask to preserve, so each new setting has the same starting point.
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Compose the product reveal
The opening image uses Seedream 4.0 with the approved photo as a reference. Its prompt places the object on wet coastal rock at sunset and asks for a wider setting without stretching or cropping the product.
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Give each shot a job
Five six-second clips cover the reveal, a material close-up, the campaign setting, a visual transformation and the final product shot. Their order is visible and editable on the picture layer.
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Add music and a clear finish
A separate 24-second instrumental bed supports the sequence. The final product shot, fades and closing logo sequence complete the 33-second timeline. Check the shape and reflections across cuts before delivery.
For a product campaign, name the features that must stay consistent and give each shot a distinct purpose.
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