Visual Product Content and Creative Direction for Social Media

Authorial project vs. commissioned project

A course by DOMA 02 , Creative Directors

100% positive reviews (2)

410 students

Audio: Portuguese

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About the video: Authorial project vs. commissioned project

Overview

“In this classroom, we are going to analyze the differences between these two types of projects and explain how to print our language in a paid job and with a briefing. ”

In this video lesson DOMA 02 addresses the topic: Authorial project vs. commissioned project, which is part of the Domestika online course: Visual Product Content and Creative Direction for Social Media. This visual product content and creative direction course covers everything from ideation to production. Produce high-quality content for your audience..

Partial transcription of the video

“In this class, I'm going to talk about the difference when we are hired by a client to do a project and when we decide to make a video for ourselves. When Fabio and I started our company back in 2011, we didn't know very well where to start and how to capture customers. Our first idea was to create our own material, let's make a portfolio without having an end customer. And from there, everything we did, every time we felt the need to create something personal or we had a schedule without much production, we decided to create something of our own. The difference in having something that bel...”

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Course summary for: Visual Product Content and Creative Direction for Social Media

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (2)
410 students
4 units
14 lessons (1h 57m)
1 download

Category
Marketing & Business
Software
Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Product Photography, Set Design, Studio Photography

DOMA 02

A course by DOMA 02

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Creative Directors

Fábio Lamounier and Rodrigo Ladeira are the innovators behind DOMA 02, a studio recognized for its creative direction in audiovisual projects. With over a decade of experience collaborating, this duo has left their mark on the industry with a distinctive style that combines art, humor and cultural diversity.

They have worked with renowned brands such as Budweiser and Guaraná Antártida, in addition to having been awarded for their artistic collaboration in music and film.

Her unique approach has not only captured the public's attention but has also generated important dialogue about inclusion and creative expression in the audiovisual field.