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Creative & Themed Pet Brand Campaigns

byPragalbhStudio in Mahadevapura, Bengaluru; Travels across India for shootsStarts from8,000 per sessionView full gallery

Move beyond standard shots. Whether you need a cinematic movie-parody campaign or a whimsical culinary series, I focus on building brand stories that stop the scroll.

This is the final poster for my "Boney Heist" concept, created for the CARE 2024 calendar. It involved styling, studio photography, and composite editing to bring the idea to life.

A behind the scenes look at the creation of my "Barkos" poster for the Petflix calendar series. It shows the process of shooting the different elements, including the cat model and the burning newspaper prop, before combining them in post-production.

This is one of my favorite shots from the "Boney Heist" series. The intense, worried expression on this indie dog's face, framed by the red hoodie, perfectly captures the dramatic mood we were going for.

A moment of levity during the "Method Acting" shoot. Getting a range of expressions, from serious to happy, gives me more options to build a narrative.

Another portrait from the "Boney Heist" shoot. The side-eye glance adds a layer of suspicion and character to this canine actor.

The slightest blep and wide eyes give this little actor a completely different, more comical vibe within the same setup.

Big boi, tiny hat. Buddy the senior Labrador was a natural as the head chef, bringing a happy and gentle presence to our food-themed shoot.

This diptych shows the subtle shift in expression that tells a story. This indie dog's face perfectly captures the feeling of being overwhelmed in the kitchen.

Meet Jack the Shih Tzu, another star from our chef-themed shoot. His sweet face and tiny apron made for an adorable culinary portrait.

This Belgian Malinois is having a little too much fun with the spaghetti props. Playful, silly moments like this make for wonderfully engaging brand photos.

About Creative & Themed Campaigns

You might see a dog in a chef's hat, but I see a narrative waiting to unfold. For these themed campaigns, the magic is in the prep—sourcing the right props, building a set that makes sense, and waiting for that one 'candid' glance that brings the character to life. It takes patience, a lot of floor-level play, and a fear-free approach to ensure the animal enjoys the process as much as we enjoy the final result.

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