XO3D Studio · For agencies

A CGI partner for
your campaign.

Product craft that fits the creative idea. Director-led CGI, animation and compositing, with a clear handoff between your team and ours.

Sony wireless earphones in a CGI product frame created by XO3D for ImageNova
ImageNova × Sony WF-C710 · Product CGI by XO3D

A collaboration in practice

Built to join
a bigger picture.

For ImageNova’s Sony WF-C710 project, XO3D produced two animated segments for the wider commercial, feature-led imagery and rendered colourways composited into ImageNova’s product photography.

The work needed to sit alongside the live-action production and hold the same product standard. The case study shows the animated sequences, water simulation, colour variants and final composites, with the client and production roles identified.

Explore the Sony project with ImageNova

Working together

Clear decisions.
Considered production.

  1. Define the handoff.

    Share the campaign idea, product references and delivery needs. Agree the division of work, approval owners and how the CGI fits into the wider production.

  2. Resolve the look.

    Develop the product materials, lighting and camera treatment around the approved creative direction. For a live-action integration, align the CGI with the plates and edit.

  3. Build and review.

    Review the work at agreed milestones. Consolidated feedback keeps the product, creative direction and campaign requirements aligned as the sequence develops.

  4. Deliver for the campaign.

    Check the agreed shots, variants and channel formats together. Confirm usage, delivery specifications and any source-file requirements in the project scope.

Before the first frame

Bring the idea.
Define the inputs.

  • Creative: campaign idea, audience, references and the product story.
  • Product: CAD or model files, dimensions, materials and approved colour references.
  • Integration: plates, camera information, storyboard or edit, where available.
  • Delivery: shots, variants, channels, review owners and required dates.

Use the CGI briefing guide to organise the first conversation. We can then identify which inputs need resolving before production begins.

Choose the right scope

From a sequence
to a launch.

Before you brief

A few useful
answers.

Can XO3D work within an agency’s existing creative direction?

Yes. The brief can start with an established campaign concept, storyboard or edit. We agree how product CGI, animation and compositing support that direction, and which creative decisions sit with each team.

Can CGI be integrated into live-action work?

Yes. For ImageNova’s Sony WF-C710 project, XO3D produced animated segments for the wider commercial and rendered colourways composited into ImageNova’s product photography. Plates, lens information, lighting references and the intended edit help define a similar brief.

What should an agency send before production starts?

The campaign idea, product data, visual references, intended shots and channels, delivery dates and review owners. If the work joins an existing shoot or edit, include available plates, camera information and edit references. We identify missing inputs together before agreeing production.

Start with the campaign

What does the
product need to say?

Share the idea, the work in hand and the delivery date.

Discuss your agency brief