The product story
Who should the content speak to? Choose the audience, the product feature to explain and one message worth remembering. Include the product facts that are ready to share.
We are preparing product content and creator collaborations. Send your portfolio or project idea, and tell us what you want to make.
Collaboration planning · Open to enquiries


An example audience, message and shot list for Daily Cleanser. Use it to frame your own proposal.

A close view of the serum packaging: a reference for a material-detail photograph.

An AI-generated texture study for discussing light and framing. The final product formula is still in development.

A cream-and-spatula scene illustrates the kind of action a short demonstration could explain.

Propose a product-content project with Doctor Life. Start with your audience, the product information you can share and the content you need.
The scope, availability and any fee are discussed before a project is confirmed.
Discuss a brand projectPhotographers, video creators and product storytellers can introduce their work. A few relevant examples are a useful starting point.
We discuss fit and terms together. A portfolio introduction does not commit either side to a project.
Introduce your work
Who should the content speak to? Choose the audience, the product feature to explain and one message worth remembering. Include the product facts that are ready to share.
Tell us whether you want a photo set, a short demonstration video or a screen walkthrough. Specify the number of files, aspect ratios, language, captions and your intended delivery date.
List where the work will appear and for how long. Organic posts, paid ads, editing permission and use of a creator’s face or voice should be agreed in writing before production.
A product, portfolio link or reference is enough to start.
Clarify the audience and what the content should explain.
Discuss formats, quantity, timing and budget.
Document the channels, duration and editing scope.
Start production after the scope is agreed.

Discuss a shot list, angles, backgrounds and the number of finished images.

Plan the sequence, aspect ratio, captions and intended viewing channel.

Bring the audience, message and visual references into one working brief.
Send a short introduction, your idea and a portfolio link if you have one. Detailed formats, timing and rights can be discussed in the reply.