Scope
Four ways to work together. Rates are net in PLN and are a starting point — the quote depends on shot count and on how faithful the product has to be.
A product in any set, without a shoot. A full run of background and crop variants for performance, catalogue and social.
6–30 seconds: shots that cannot be filmed, cutaways, macro, a camera passing through an object. Sound design and captions included.
A set built around one campaign: the main spot, hook variants for A/B testing, format cuts and a matching run of stills.
Production under your brand. No credit, no contact with your client, on NDA. Per project or on a monthly retainer.
A 6–30 second spot starts at 2,500 PLN net. The price depends on the number of shots, on whether a specific product has to stay consistent across them, and on sound design and voiceover. A single product still starts at 600 PLN net per variant, a campaign package at 5,000 PLN net. Quotes in EUR or GBP on request.
Product stills: 1–3 working days. A video spot: 3–7 working days. A campaign package: 7–14 working days. The clock starts when the direction frame is approved, not when the brief arrives.
Yes. I work with models whose licence covers commercial use, and the rights to use the finished material pass to the client. Material based on a real person’s likeness or on someone else’s trade mark needs separate clearance — which I raise at brief stage, not afterwards.
Yes. Most social platforms require AI-generated content to be labelled through their own tooling. Advertising must also not mislead about the properties of a product, so with physical goods I separate mood material from anything that represents how the product actually looks.
Yes, provided you supply reference photography from several angles. The product is built once as a consistent object, and the set, light and camera move become the variable. On packaging with fine print the label is closed off with conventional compositing so the type stays true.
The fixed cost disappears: studio, crew, kit, location. So does the physical limit — you can show a cutaway through a running machine, or a room at three times of day in one take. In exchange you gain a fidelity limit: it will not replace documentation of a real product where detail accuracy matters.
Yes. Production runs under the agency’s brand, with no credit to me and no contact with the end client, on NDA. Billed per project, or on a retainer at steady volume.
No. Everything here is a demonstration built to show the craft. None of it depicts a real client or a real product. Each piece publishes the brief, the model used and the turnaround, so the workmanship can be judged rather than just the result.
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