Process & pricing

Know the plan before the shoot.

The first conversation sets the audience, deliverables, timeline, and budget. A written proposal confirms the work before production begins.

From first conversation to final files

Clear scope.
Considered production.

Find the story

Identify the product, audience, channels, and details worth showing.

Set the table

Plan recipes, styling, locations, collaborators, and usage.

Make the work

Produce film and photography around the agreed asset list.

Prepare the rollout

Finish the versions for your launch, product pages, and retail materials.

Budget guidance

Price follows
the production.

CPG work is quoted after we confirm styling, locations, collaborators, talent usage, photography, filming, and versions. A focused product shoot and a full brand film are different scopes.

The proposal confirms crew, locations, usage, deliverables, review rounds, payment milestones, and the delivery schedule. Extra versions or a changed brief are agreed before additional work starts.

Plan your brand shoot

Before we begin

A few useful
answers.

Which CPG categories have you worked in?

The named first-party reference here is 1971 Hook, WERZ’s owned hot-sauce brand. New food, beverage, and consumer categories are evaluated on their own production requirements.

Can content support retail and DTC?

Yes. We plan distinct deliverables for product pages, sell sheets, presentations, and social channels before filming. Creative assets do not guarantee retail placement or sales.

Do you provide photography too?

Yes. WERZ’s 1971 Hook work includes editorial product photography. Still photography should be included explicitly in your project’s deliverable list.

Can you help us create an ongoing series?

Yes. We can scope recurring product or culinary content around a defined asset count, collaborators, review process, and delivery schedule.

Your next production

Tell us what you are bringing to market.