VANN
A fast-paced and visually engaging social media video introducing VANN’s new stainless steel coffee mug. Designed for paid ads, the video highlights the product’s design, insulation features, and lifestyle appeal—all in under 30 seconds.
Challenge
VANN was launching a new addition to their product line: a sleek, reusable stainless steel coffee mug. They needed a short, impactful video optimized for social media ads—something that could grab attention instantly and drive conversions without needing sound.
Solution
We created a short-form video that blends clean product close-ups with real-world usage clips. Coffee being poured. A hand gripping the mug. Steam rising. The pace is dynamic, the edits tight, and the visuals optimized for mobile-first viewing. It communicates functionality, style, and sustainability in just a few seconds—perfect for Meta and TikTok campaigns.
Concept
The core idea: coffee, anywhere—without compromise. We framed the mug as a stylish, zero-waste alternative to disposable cups, appealing to eco-conscious coffee lovers on the go. The video uses natural lighting, minimal props, and fast transitions to deliver the message in a scroll-stopping way.
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VANN
A fast-paced and visually engaging social media video introducing VANN’s new stainless steel coffee mug. Designed for paid ads, the video highlights the product’s design, insulation features, and lifestyle appeal—all in under 30 seconds.
Challenge
VANN was launching a new addition to their product line: a sleek, reusable stainless steel coffee mug. They needed a short, impactful video optimized for social media ads—something that could grab attention instantly and drive conversions without needing sound.
Solution
We created a short-form video that blends clean product close-ups with real-world usage clips. Coffee being poured. A hand gripping the mug. Steam rising. The pace is dynamic, the edits tight, and the visuals optimized for mobile-first viewing. It communicates functionality, style, and sustainability in just a few seconds—perfect for Meta and TikTok campaigns.
Concept
The core idea: coffee, anywhere—without compromise. We framed the mug as a stylish, zero-waste alternative to disposable cups, appealing to eco-conscious coffee lovers on the go. The video uses natural lighting, minimal props, and fast transitions to deliver the message in a scroll-stopping way.
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FAQ
01
What does a project look like?
02
How is the pricing structure?
03
Are all projects fixed scope?
04
What is the ROI?
05
How do we measure success?
06
What do I need to get started?
VANN
A fast-paced and visually engaging social media video introducing VANN’s new stainless steel coffee mug. Designed for paid ads, the video highlights the product’s design, insulation features, and lifestyle appeal—all in under 30 seconds.
Challenge
VANN was launching a new addition to their product line: a sleek, reusable stainless steel coffee mug. They needed a short, impactful video optimized for social media ads—something that could grab attention instantly and drive conversions without needing sound.
Solution
We created a short-form video that blends clean product close-ups with real-world usage clips. Coffee being poured. A hand gripping the mug. Steam rising. The pace is dynamic, the edits tight, and the visuals optimized for mobile-first viewing. It communicates functionality, style, and sustainability in just a few seconds—perfect for Meta and TikTok campaigns.
Concept
The core idea: coffee, anywhere—without compromise. We framed the mug as a stylish, zero-waste alternative to disposable cups, appealing to eco-conscious coffee lovers on the go. The video uses natural lighting, minimal props, and fast transitions to deliver the message in a scroll-stopping way.
More Works
FAQ
What does a project look like?
How is the pricing structure?
Are all projects fixed scope?
What is the ROI?
How do we measure success?
What do I need to get started?