Apply
Six fields, then an answer.
Nothing gets scheduled before both sides know it fits. Every application gets a written answer, a no included.
What happens next
Three moves after the form.
A written answer
Every application gets read and answered. If the fit is not there, that gets said plainly instead of quietly.
Twenty minutes
A call about footage, goal and volume. It ends with a fixed quote or with an honest no.
The first cut
The direction gets written down, then the work starts. The first piece shows the standard before anything longer is signed.
Questions
Answered before the call.
What does a project cost?
The price is set per brand after the call, because volume, turnaround and the state of the raw footage move it a lot. The call takes about twenty minutes and ends with a fixed quote.
What footage is needed?
Phone footage works. Camera footage works better. Far more important than the camera is that there is enough of it: talking pieces, movement, surroundings and detail from the same day.
How long does one cut take?
The turnaround is fixed in the direction document and depends on the tier. From Content Partner upwards a piece is always moved to the front of the queue.
Who owns the finished videos?
The brand does, fully and without restriction, from the moment the invoice is settled. Stellar Studio asks first before showing a piece publicly.
Is there a guarantee that a video goes viral?
No, and anybody promising one is selling something else. What does get promised is that hook, pace and finish give every single piece the best chance it can have, every single time.
Why an application and not a contact form?
Because the studio takes a limited number of brands at a time, and a wrong fit costs both sides months. The application is short and every submission gets an answer.