Brief & estimate
Tell us what you sell, where the content will appear and what you need to deliver.
Share product links, SKUs, references, image or video quantities and your target date. We confirm scope, costs and payment arrangements.
Discuss your projectEnquireA coordinated product photography, design and video process for brands, Amazon sellers and agencies working with our studio in China. From supplier sample delivery to the agreed brief, draft review and final files, each stage has a clear purpose.
Share product links, SKUs, references, image or video quantities and your target date. We confirm scope, costs and payment arrangements.
We record the delivery, check the received items against the brief and clarify missing parts, assembly or usage questions.
We plan photography, styling, models and video around the agreed scope. Important product details and demonstrations are identified in advance.
Send consolidated, specific feedback tied to the approved brief. Changes to the original scope or new production requirements are discussed separately.
After approval and the agreed payment steps, we deliver the final files. Sample storage, return or disposal is arranged with you separately.
Confirm arrival dates, product readiness, accessories and any assembly instructions before the shoot.
Standard projects typically target a first draft in 7–10 business days after samples and the brief are ready. Your confirmed quote and schedule take priority.
One consolidated feedback list helps the team understand the requested changes and avoid conflicting instructions.
Tell us what you’re making. We’ll help shape the right visual approach.
Review a remote product photography service with clear proof stages and precise feedback. Learn how to evaluate product accuracy, styling and retouching from another country while keeping decisions organised and avoiding unnecessary production changes.
Read the guide →A practical packing and receiving guide for brands sending samples to a photography studio, covering product identification, fragile surfaces, accessories, arrival records and the decisions that keep the shoot aligned with the actual order.
Read the guide →Coordinate sourcing approval and photography through sample status gates, version records and realistic launch dependencies, with practical guidance for handling late product changes without confusing reference units, production samples or final creative approvals.
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