Product collection stills under your mark

Products on Deepscene builds catalogue stills for a line that already has a mark. It does not invent a new logo, and it does not assemble a full brand board. You name the brand, attach or point at the mark, and describe the goods. The line comes back as images you can download.

How to use it

1. Open Products in Marketing Studio.
2. Name the brand and attach the mark you already have. A file from Logo is the usual source.
3. Describe the line: the SKUs, the materials, and the kind of frame you need, such as a pack shot or a garment on a ground.
4. Run the task. Collection stills come back as images.
5. Download the ones you will use. A later note remakes one named still. It does not rebuild the whole line unless you ask.

Use these frames as refs in Commercials, Reels, and Hypervisuals when the film has to show the real goods.

Where to use it

Use Products for a drop, a flavour range, a garment set, or any catalogue that should sit under one mark. Use Product stills when you have one pack and you want a studio photograph of that object, with a shot type and a fidelity control. Use Brand kit when you also need lockups and campaign frames on the same board. Use Banners when the next job is placement art, not the products themselves.

What you pay

Each catalogue frame is a still at the image rate. A standard still is 2 credits. Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits, about 75 of those frames. Creator is $39 for 420 credits. Studio is $99 for 1,100. Plans renew monthly. You can cancel any time. There is no setup fee. See pricing.

Name materials and colours in the brief so a ceramic bottle does not come back as glass. Download every frame you might reuse. A later film can take that still as a reference. A note on one frame remakes that file and leaves the other downloads alone.

Questions

What if I do not have a logo yet?

Make the mark in Logo first, then come back. Products expects a brand that already has one.

Are these filmed shots?

No. Products returns stills. Move a frame in Hypervisuals or a commercial when you need motion.