About · Est. 2019
A studio, not a vendor
Studio 27 was built to solve one problem: campaigns that fall apart because the photos, the film, and the social cuts were all made by different people.
The idea
Shot once,
used everywhere
A brand books a photographer for the campaign, a video crew for the launch film, and a freelancer for the social cuts. Three teams, three interpretations, three different-looking sets of assets — and a marketing lead spending their week trying to make them agree.
We run it as one production instead. The same director, the same lighting, the same day. Stills and motion come off the same setups, so the film already looks like the photos and the vertical cut already looks like both.
It is faster, it costs less than booking three teams, and you stop paying people to fix the seams.
Studio
Specs
The practical answers, in the order people usually ask them.
Process
How a
booking runs
Four stages, in this order, every time. You always know which one you're in.
Brief
A call to pin down deliverables, dates, and budget. You leave it with a fixed quote, not a range.
Direction
References, shot list, casting, wardrobe, and set. Nothing gets shot before it's decided on paper.
Production
The shoot itself. Stills and motion from the same setups, with selects reviewed on the day.
Delivery
Retouch, color, and cutdowns, handed over in a gallery you keep. One round of revisions included.