Case Study
Blooming Flair — Cinematic Florist Brand Film
A cinematic brand film for Blooming Flair — capturing the texture, artistry, and aesthetic of floral arrangement for use across the studio's website and social platforms.
Brief
Blooming Flair commissioned Vivid Squad to produce a cinematic brand film — content designed to communicate the studio's quality, craft, and visual identity across their website and social platforms. The brief was to move beyond product photography and into motion: showing the process, detail, and texture of floral arrangement.
Brand films for creative studios require a production approach that matches the brand's quality level — close-up macro cinematography, careful attention to colour and light, and an edit that reflected the deliberate, crafted nature of what the studio does.
What We Delivered
- Cinematic brand film
- Macro product cinematography
- Social media cuts
About the Project
A brand film for a florist has one job: to make the viewer feel the quality and artistry of the work before they've ever placed an order. The finished piece for Blooming Flair achieved that — close-up cinematography of the arrangement process, colour, texture, and light — content that works as a website centrepiece and as social media content.
Project Details
- Client
- Blooming Flair
- Industry
- Floral Design & Floristry
- Services
- Brand Film · Commercial Video Production
- Explore Services
- Event Video Production →Commercial Photography →
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Floral Arrangement
Macro cinematography capturing the texture, colour, and artistry of Blooming Flair's floral arrangements.
FAQ
Common questions
What is a brand film and how is it different from a product video?
A brand film communicates a business's character, values, and aesthetic — not just what they sell. For Blooming Flair, it showed the arrangement process and the studio's approach to craft. A product video shows a specific item; a brand film shows why the brand matters.
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