Studio services
Scope a flagship film, a set of campaign edits or an ongoing production partnership with FRAME / FORM.
A flagship film for a product launch, brand story or hero placement.
A creative treatment, art direction, production, edit and finishing. We scope the master format, review rounds, delivery date and usage around where the film will run.
A lead film with a family of edits shaped for the placements in your campaign.
Start with the creative direction and placement list. We can scope cutdowns, alternate openings, aspect ratios or product variants based on the concept and available references.
Production support for brands and agencies with a continuing slate of launches and campaigns.
Agree on a production cadence, capacity, approval process and deliverables before work begins. Agency-led approvals, confidentiality and white-label delivery can be discussed in the brief.
What you receive
How it works
Share the objective, timing, placements and approved assets.
Approve the treatment and flag details the film needs to preserve.
Cyrus directs the visuals, edits the film and checks it against the references.
Give consolidated feedback on the cut within the agreed review rounds.
Receive the approved masters and versions with the agreed usage terms.
Production FAQ
You get creative direction, shot selection, editing, sound and human review from one producer. The work starts with the brief, the reference details and where the film will run.
Yes, when the photos show enough detail for the treatment. Share the clearest front, side and detail views you have. Cyrus can flag shots that need better references before scoping production.
We agree on the references and the details that need to match, such as shape, labels, color and materials. Cyrus checks the cut against them and asks you to review critical details before finishing. Some shots may require supplied photography or footage for accuracy.
Tell us which paid placements, markets and usage period you need. The proposal can specify exports and usage for the agreed placements, including any limits tied to music or supplied material.
A product or campaign link is enough to start a conversation. For production, useful materials include approved product images or footage, brand guidelines, logos, copy requirements and placement specs.
Yes. The scope sets the review rounds and checkpoints. Consolidated feedback helps keep decisions clear. A new direction after approval may need a revised scope.
Cutdowns, alternate openings and different aspect ratios can be scoped with the lead film. Share the placements early so composition and pacing can be planned for each version.
Timing depends on the concept, source assets, number of edits, review schedule and studio capacity. Share your launch date and approval deadlines so we can agree a schedule before work starts.
A brief is enough to begin. You can bring a finished script or ask the studio to include a treatment or script in the scope.
Yes. We agree on the production cadence, deliverables, capacity and sign-off process for the work your team needs.
The proposal defines the intended channels, territories, duration and any relevant asset restrictions. Tell us how you plan to use the work so those terms can be agreed before production.
White-label production can be discussed. Agree on attribution, portfolio permissions, confidentiality and who communicates with the client before starting.
Share the product or campaign, where the film needs to run and when it needs to be ready.