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Pick your front view
Choose one photo that shows the front of the item clearly. Add a separate logo image if you want a branded finish.
4D IMAX · Inspiration
Screen Breakout Product Video
A can tips toward the front row. A lipstick fills the screen. Put your product in the moment the audience flinches.
A simple handoff
Your next post starts with your photos.
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Stage the close call
Stillmore builds the approach, the audience reaction and the close-up. The team checks that the silhouette stays recognizable as the product turns.
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Give viewers a next step
Receive the video and its social caption. Add a flavor, shade, model or availability detail before posting on your account.
Made for your business
How the screen illusion comes together
Choose a recognizable angle
In the drink clip, the label faces the audience before the can tips. Send a photo with the front and outline clear so the team can give viewers that first look.
Leave room for the logo
The four examples end on a brand mark once the product fills the frame. Supply your logo in the separate optional field if you want the ending to carry your shop’s identity.
Let the audience sell the scale
In the drink film, an icy canyon fills the screen before the can appears. A spectator raises a hand. When the camera turns back, the silver base seems to hit the glass.
Check the turn up close
As the cylinder turns, its label gives way to its round base. The team checks the stripe, rim and proportions against the photo so the close-up still belongs to the same can.
Put the product name in reach
The impact shot is quick. Use the accompanying caption to name the drink or shade people just saw and tell them where to find it. You choose the details before posting.
Find your fit
Which detail should meet the front row?
Choose a reference by the part of the product that comes closest to the camera.
Cans and distinctive packaging
The drink can rotates from its printed face to its round silver base. A beverage shop could use the front view to introduce a new label, then name the flavor in the caption.
Cars with a bold front profile
An orange sports car advances through dust until the nose fills the audience’s view. A dealer could use the grille and headlights as the reveal for a featured vehicle.
Lipstick with a visible shade
A rose-colored bullet rises between crystal peaks, then its angled tip fills the frame. This gives a beauty seller a clear place to introduce a shade by name.
Bags with recognizable hardware
The black handbag approaches face-first. Its gold clasp and charms remain visible just before the glass cracks. Use a front photo that shows the hardware and the shape together.
Owner stories
What business owners say about Stillmore
From the owners’ Stillmore case studies. Portraits are illustrative.
The videos felt like us — warm, simple, and real.
Luca
Osteria Sole’s own posts drew over 500,000 views across Reels and TikTok.
Read the Osteria Sole storyStillmore turned our phone photos into videos that actually looked like our brand.
Leila
Murmur Mi’s Instagram launch earned three times as many saves as its previous drop.
Read the Murmur Mi storyNow I just send over a few photos, and the videos show what I’d want a customer to notice.
Marcus
Oakline Auto received seven posts from one set of photos and published them on its own channels.
Read the Oakline Auto storyYour call
Choose the look. Or leave it with us.
For this look
Choose the screen breakout
Open 4D IMAX, select a reference and submit one product photo. Stillmore makes and reviews your requested scene.
For ongoing posts
Let Stillmore choose
Add suitable Library photos and enable automatic creation. Once plan requirements are met, the team selects a style and makes your content.
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Good to know
Before you request the breakout
What creates the pop-out effect?
The audience and the screen share the frame. The product first appears inside the scenery, grows larger, then comes straight toward the seats. The drink, car and handbag films add a crack effect at the moment of impact.
Which photos do I need?
Upload one product photo. Choose an angle that shows the shape and distinguishing details together, such as the front of a car or the hardware on a bag. A separate logo image is optional.
Do I need access to a cinema?
No. The 4D IMAX request starts with your product photo. Stillmore creates the auditorium scene and audience reaction. Choose the Inspiration directly when you want this particular effect.
When will I receive the finished video?
For a manual Inspiration request, delivery is within five days after payment, required materials and the request are complete. Add-on videos are scheduled individually, within five days per video.
Can I use the reveal in a social post?
Yes. Stillmore supplies the finished video and an accompanying social caption. The four preview clips show how the cinema scene reads on a phone, from the first rows of seats to the final brand mark.
Who posts the video and caption?
You publish from your own account. For a new lipstick, for instance, you can add the shade name and where to shop to the supplied caption before posting.
What will come through the screen?
Pick the front view you want shoppers to recognize. One product photo is enough to start your 4D IMAX request.