EVENMORE STUDIO / 2026
Services / 01—05
Decide what the audience needs to understand before deciding how to produce it.
Each service begins with what the audience needs to understand. The production plan is built around your launch goals, market, channel, and available evidence. A typical end-to-end production cycle is 4–6 weeks; the confirmed schedule depends on scope, product readiness, and review rounds.
Teams in Guangzhou and Chicago both carry out on-site production; participating teams, locations, and delivery responsibilities are confirmed per project. English communication, remote review, and cross-timezone collaboration are scoped with the work.
TVC Commercials
- Client problem
- The brand or product needs to establish a clear proposition, emotional recall, and product recognition within a limited runtime.
- Our approach
- Define the audience, central proposition, and release context before shaping the narrative, visual language, and version plan.
- Production method
- Brand and product brief → creative concept → script and boards → shoot → edit, grade, sound, and versioning.
- Deliverables
- As scoped: a brand or product TVC, cutdowns, horizontal and vertical adaptations, and subtitle or language versions.
Relevant verified work
DTC Website Videos
- Client problem
- The product page lists features without a clear sequence for understanding use and value.
- Our approach
- Map every film or clip to a page section and a user question so the page and video work together.
- Production method
- Page and content audit → shot list → demonstration, context, and detail capture → loops and section edits.
- Deliverables
- As scoped: a hero or product film, feature demonstrations, silent loops, cutdowns, and page-ready exports.
Relevant verified work
Crowdfunding Campaign Videos
- Client problem
- Product facts, use cases, and reasons to back the campaign have not yet been organized into one clear crowdfunding story.
- Our approach
- Confirm the audience, campaign-page information order, and available product evidence before deciding the film's pace.
- Production method
- Product and market brief → campaign narrative, script, and boards → production plan → shoot → edit, subtitles, and versioning.
- Deliverables
- As scoped: a main crowdfunding film, cutdowns, page clips, horizontal and vertical adaptations, and subtitle or language versions.
Relevant verified work
Cross-Border E-commerce Product Videos
- Client problem
- E-commerce pages need to explain benefits, use, and differentiation quickly, while existing material does not cover every platform and placement.
- Our approach
- Map platforms, page placements, selling-point priorities, and specifications before defining demonstrations and contextual shots.
- Production method
- E-commerce content list → shot and placement plan → product hero, feature demonstration, and contextual capture → multi-format post-production.
- Deliverables
- As scoped: a product film, feature cutdowns, page loops, and versions for the agreed platforms and aspect ratios.
Relevant verified work
Social Media Short-Form Videos
- Client problem
- International social channels need a continuing stream of short content with varied hooks, themes, and pacing rather than one finished film.
- Our approach
- Define platforms, audience context, content themes, and publishing cadence before designing reusable shot modules.
- Production method
- Theme and hook matrix → modular capture → multi-pace edits → captions, localization, and vertical delivery.
- Deliverables
- As scoped: social short-form videos, hook variants, serialized edits, vertical exports, and caption or subtitle versions.
Relevant verified work
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Launch asset system / 02
One brief. A connected launch asset system.
Start with the product, audience, and launch task. The hero film, cutdowns, formats, stills, and subtitles then grow from one narrative and production plan.
- 01
Product understanding
Product · audience · market · proof
- 02
Hero film
Core narrative and launch story
- 03
Feature cutdowns
Features · use cases · hook variants
- 04
Multi-format delivery
16:9 · 9:16 · 4:5 · 1:1
- 05
Stills and subtitles
Key frames · crops · language versions
Built for
- Website
- Crowdfunding
- Social
- Paid media
Process / 03
From product insight to launch-ready assets
Clear review points keep remote teams aligned from brief through final delivery.
Fit & Brief
Client outputConfirmed scope and working brief
Strategy & Concept
Client outputApproved direction, narrative, and boards
Pre-production
Client outputProduction plan and review schedule
Production & Post
Client outputReview cuts for consolidated feedback
Delivery & Versioning
Client outputFiles organized by channel, format, and language
Project boundaries / 05
Define usage rights before production begins.
You do not need every answer at the first inquiry. The proposal will define asset permissions, territory, channels, term, and file delivery so the intended launch and media use are covered before production.
What do we usually confirm?
- Music, talent likeness, locations, and third-party materials
- Territory: North America, worldwide, or named markets
- Channels: website, social, crowdfunding, paid media, and more
- Term: one year, ongoing use, or a project-specific period
- Whether original footage and working files are included
- How expanded usage is handled beyond the original scope
FAQ / 06
What teams usually confirm before production.
What should we prepare before the first call?
Share the product status, target market, intended channels, target date, and any existing brand or product material.
Can one shoot support multiple channels?
Yes. Deliverables and aspect ratios are agreed before production so the shoot can cover the confirmed launch, website, social, crowdfunding, and paid-media needs.
Can overseas teams review remotely?
Yes. English communication, scheduled review points, and consolidated feedback are supported throughout the project.
Are usage rights and raw files included?
Usage scope, term, territories, third-party rights, raw footage, and project-file handoff are confirmed in the project scope before production.