Home Course
Three-film campaign
Golf played completely straight in places it was never meant to go: turf on a dockside roof, a living room on the fairway, a vacuum on the green.
View the campaignCinematic brand films, made for the vertical frame.
Selected work
Treeline
Three-film campaign
A leaf-camo winter set, worn still and quiet against snow, pine and rock.
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Picture Day
Three-film campaign
First week back: a portrait on the mottled backdrop, a walk across the courtyard, the library before the bell.
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Drawing Room
Brand film
Two frames, worn in a quiet room with the curtains half drawn.
View the campaignApproach
Most brand advertising now plays on a phone. I make brand films for it: cinematic, conceived in 9:16 from the first frame, with a hook in the first second and pacing built for the scroll.
Not disposable content, and not a 16:9 commercial cropped down to fit.
- A single film
- One vertical film for a drop, a launch or a new season.
- A three-film campaign
- Three connected films from one idea, each with its own opening hook, so a campaign can run for weeks without repeating itself.
Turnaround, revisions and usage are agreed per project before anything starts.
How a film comes together
- Brief
- We talk through the product, the release and where it will run.
- Hook
- The idea, and the first second it opens on. Sent to you for sign-off.
- Frame
- Every shot composed for 9:16 around your pieces, never cropped from a wide.
- Cut
- Paced for the scroll and finished as files ready to post.
About
Jacob Gill is a creative director who makes cinematic brand films. His background is in design and branding, and he builds each film from the label's identity outward.
Open to commissions from apparel, jewelry and lifestyle brands, and to creative director roles.