SLAKE
- 00:00The can holds still inside suspended ice.
- 00:04The camera pushes into the crystal and the light breaks.
- 00:07The pour spirals into a caramel vortex, then the mark.
MANAV JOSHI
Product films
Taking two projects for autumn 2026
I make short product films for brands whose product is worth looking at closely. Every film runs the same three beats: the raw material, the moment it changes, the finished thing.
Vertical, silent, built for a product page or a paid-social cutdown. Every one runs the same three beats. Five are self-initiated, made to show the method rather than for a client.
Unsolicited studies, written for brands I wanted to work with. Nobody asked for these. That is the point.
Solid pine furniture
End-grain Finnish pine under hard side light → one decisive chop, the form match-cuts to the tray → three accessories resolve into a strict pine lineup.
All-black clothing
Matte black wool emerges from near-black → reflected light traces the cut as the body turns → one full look against a precise bright ground.
Architectural surfaces
A narrow highlight travels the mother-of-pearl grid → the reflection catches the 24K gold detail → pull back to the full relief on a quiet wall.
Three steps. You can stop after any of them.
Materials, packaging, how it is photographed now, what the launch calendar looks like. The concept comes out of that, not out of a template.
A one-page concept: material, transformation, hero. Enough to know whether the idea is right before anyone commits money to it.
Ten to fifteen seconds, vertical and square delivered, silent by default so it works in feed. Revisions until the beats land.
Pick the one you are proudest of and I will come back with a three-frame concept for it. No cost, no deck, no call needed to see it.
jmanav2000@gmail.com