See your film idea before anyone shoots it
Describe the shot or the story, or send a reference photo. You get a concept still, and the still shown in context.
It appears here.
A concept still of your idea. Then the still shown in context.
Four steps from an idea to a still
Describe it
Say what the shot is, or what happens in it. A reference photo helps if you have one.
We draw the still
A concept still of your idea, a single frame in the light and framing you described.
See it in context
The still is shown on a screen in a working room, so you can judge how it reads.
Send it to us
If it looks right, send it to the studio. A person reads your idea and replies.
What do I get from the studio?
A concept still of the idea you described, and the same still shown in context. Both can be downloaded.
Is it free?
Yes. Each visitor can make one design a day.
How long does it take?
About three minutes. You can leave the page open and come back. Your design will be here on the same device.
Who sees what I send?
The studio keeps your description and photo so a person can look at your design if you get in touch. They are not shown on the site.
What happens when I send it to the studio?
A person reads your design and your message and replies within two working days.
Send us the shot list you have, or the CAD file if the product isn't made yet.
Either is enough to start. The reply sets out how the film, the stills and the renders fit together for your launch.
Or write to info@stillroomcreative.com
Talk to Hal, an automated assistant, about the shoot: the product, whether it needs film, stills or CGI, and when the footage has to be live.