Concept work, an invented brand

VESPER, a perfume film

A launch film for an evening perfume from Paris, sold as a monument rather than a cosmetic. At dawn a ten-metre bottle is craned onto a Haussmann rooftop. The street stops to look up, and the city goes on with its breakfast. The bottle was designed first and locked as one master reference, so it is the same object in every frame, from the studio packshot to the crane.

Toolset: Nano Banana 2 for the bottle design and keyframes, Kling 3 for motion, ElevenLabs for the sound design, and an edit, grade and mix in ffmpeg. Six shots, 25 seconds, delivered at 16:9 and 9:16.

The film, 16:9, with sound.

The six shots

A giant perfume bottle lowered by crane over Paris rooftops at dawn — 01, the arrival.

Passers-by on a Paris street seen from behind, looking up at the hanging bottle — 02, the street stops.

The bottle hanging beside a building, projecting its amber light and name onto the wall — 03, the light: the bottle projects its own name onto the stone.

Workers in orange vests guiding the giant bottle onto a zinc roof — 04, the landing, with workers for scale.

An espresso on a café table with the giant bottle standing on the roof across the street — 05, the espresso trembles.

The giant amber bottle standing on a Paris rooftop in golden light — 06, the monument.

Vertical cut, for Reels and TikTok

Every shot reframed for 9:16, not just cropped from the middle.

VESPER is an invented brand, designed for this portfolio. The bottle, the film and the sound are all original work.