Shenzhen product photography and video studio
Real people, one practical production path
3200KStudio is a Shenzhen team producing product photography, product video, Amazon listing and A+ visuals, Shopify content, and 3D support for brands that manufacture, source, or sell internationally.
Clients can work with the studio in person or remotely. Products can arrive from a factory, supplier, sourcing partner, China warehouse, or overseas office. The team checks the sample, confirms the required coverage, produces the agreed assets, and delivers digital files for the intended sales channels.
Public client feedback
Independent reviews you can verify
At the August 2026 verification, Cedric Pu’s public Fiverr profile displayed a 5.0 seller rating across more than 370 reviews. The Amazon and Shopify imagery service displayed 195 public reviews, including the recent repeat-client excerpts below.
“Another great project with Cedric!”
“Perfect work as always! Thank you”
“This is a perfect collaboration.”
These reviews relate to Cedric’s public Fiverr visual-production services. They are not sales, conversion, or performance claims for a specific portfolio case.
Meet the studio team
These are the people named in the current studio workflow. The images are internal studio portraits and lighting tests: KK is shown with a studio strobe, and Lee is shown during a controlled smoke-and-lighting effects test.
Video producer and lighting lead
Cedric Pu
Cedric leads product-video planning, lighting, camera direction, and edit structure. His work covers marketplace demonstrations, Shopify product films, website motion, lifestyle video, launch content, and channel-specific cutdowns.
Studio manager and art director
Cloris
Cloris coordinates the studio, visual direction, styling decisions, and production communication. She helps connect the brand brief, product condition, set requirements, review stages, and final delivery into one workable project path.
Photographer and editor
KK
KK leads product photography, studio lighting, image-set planning, and retouching direction. His commercial photography experience is used for clean product form, material detail, white-background images, graphic-ready compositions, and lifestyle work.
Photographer and production assistant
Lee
Lee supports photography, set preparation, product handling, lighting changes, and production logistics. That practical coverage helps the team move between product angles, components, models, and set requirements without losing consistency.
How a remote project moves
Define the use
We confirm the product, buyer questions, Amazon or Shopify placements, required formats, variations, timing, and claim restrictions.
Receive and check
The supplier or client sends the sample after receiving details are confirmed. We check the delivered items against the agreed list.
Produce and review
Photography, video, model, styling, graphic, or 3D work follows the approved scope. Proofs are reviewed at the agreed stages.
Deliver by channel
Final files are organized for their intended placements, with masters and derivatives defined before production begins.
Why Shenzhen matters
For products manufactured in China, a Shenzhen studio can work closer to the sample before the main inventory leaves the country. A supplier can pull a final unit, send it locally, and resolve missing components or packaging changes before an international shipment makes corrections slower and more expensive.
The location does not replace a clear brief. Sample state, SKU coverage, approved claims, review authority, and delivery formats still need to be confirmed. The remote-production field guide provides the complete eight-gate checklist.
Proof you can inspect
Case studies are more useful than a list of promises. These pages show the complete work, the production decisions visible in it, the delivered format, and the limits of the evidence.
Water bottle lifestyle product video
A complete production moving from preparation and home use into commuting and outdoor activity.
Zulu Zest facial brush product video
A beauty-product film showing scale, grip, close detail, and application without unsupported efficacy claims.
Amazon cutting-board listing and A+ visuals
A marketplace image sequence organized around buyer questions, use context, and feature communication.
Confidentiality and unreleased products
Pre-launch products, supplier files, packaging information, scripts, prototypes, and unreleased creative materials are treated as confidential project information. Tell the team about sensitive materials before sending them. NDA requirements can be discussed before unreleased files are shared or a sample is dispatched.
Public portfolio use should be agreed separately. A project can be completed without assuming that every asset, product, or brand may be published as a case study.
Choose the closest service
Common questions
Is 3200KStudio based in Shenzhen?
Yes. 3200KStudio is a product photography and video production studio in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, serving overseas and China-based product teams.
Can an overseas client work with the team remotely?
Yes. Briefing, sample confirmation, creative planning, proof review, revisions, and digital delivery can be coordinated online without the client traveling to Shenzhen.
Can a factory or supplier send samples directly to the studio?
Yes. After the project and receiving details are confirmed, a factory, supplier, sourcing partner, or warehouse in China can send samples directly to the Shenzhen studio.
Who works on photography and video projects?
Cedric leads video and lighting, Cloris manages the studio and art direction, KK leads photography and editing, and Lee supports photography and production. The exact team depends on the required deliverables.
How does 3200KStudio handle unreleased products?
Pre-launch products, supplier files, packaging information, and unreleased creative materials are treated as confidential project information. Clients can discuss NDA requirements before sharing sensitive files or shipping samples.
Media and editorial
Podcast and expert contribution topics
Editors and podcast hosts can review Cedric Pu’s factual bio, discussion questions, claims boundaries, public proof, and downloadable guest one-sheet.
Start with the product and destination
Share the product, sample location, intended channels, deliverables, variations, deadline, and references you already have. The team will identify what else is needed before production can be quoted and scheduled.