EasyLiving Films Co., Ltd

We created a vibrant and festive celebration video for the Guinness World Records China Office, marking the arrival of 2022 and the launch of the Guinness World Records 2022 edition.

 The client needed a video that would not only reflect the spirit of the New Year but also promote the launch of the 2022 book in a creative way, hence with low budget.

  We developed a storytelling format that tied together Guinness World Records’ core values—achievement, ambition, and wonder—with Chinese New Year’s themes of celebration and hope.

  The final video was featured online and grabbed the attention of the GWR followers, attracted new subscribers and achieved its mission - congratulate viewers on New Year.

For Louder Me, a platform focused on music collaboration and discovery, we produced a high-quality commercial video built around compelling storytelling and innovative split-screen editing. Shot on the ARRI Alexa Mini, the piece seamlessly combined performance and narrative to reflect the platform’s core mission: connecting musicians and amplifying creativity.

  The client aimed to communicate the collaborative power of Louder Me in a visually engaging and emotionally resonant way—moving beyond typical promo-style content. They needed something that would resonate with musicians and creatives across cultures. Our challenge was to visually represent connection and collaboration across distances, while keeping the energy high and the message clear—all within a limited run time and tight shoot schedule.

  Our creative solution was to use a split-screen storytelling technique, allowing us to show two musicians in different locations creating together in real-time. This visual metaphor perfectly captured Louder Me’s global, collaborative spirit. The Alexa Mini gave us cinematic image quality and flexibility to shoot both intimate close-ups and energetic wide shots. We carefully choreographed the action and designed each frame to feel dynamic, emotional, and tightly connected, despite the physical separation on screen.

  The video helped Louder Me solidify its brand identity and emotionally connect with its core user base—musicians and artists seeking creative partnerships. The commercial was featured in the platform’s official launch campaign, leading to a strong increase in user sign-ups and positive social media engagement. It also served as a powerful piece of branded storytelling, setting the tone for future marketing and positioning Louder Me as a platform that understands and celebrates the creative process.

  The Barber is a gripping short horror film that we wrote, directed, and produced, blending psychological tension with stylized visuals to create a deeply unsettling and memorable viewing experience. The film delivers a high-production-value narrative, with strong performances, a haunting atmosphere, and precise, suspenseful storytelling.

  From the start, the goal was to create a horror film that didn’t rely on clichés or jump scares but instead built fear through character, mood, and visual storytelling. The challenge was to achieve this level of psychological horror on a limited budget while still delivering cinematic quality. Logistical challenges included tight shooting schedules, securing practical locations, and creating convincing special effects within indie constraints.

  We focused on a strong, minimalist concept that could be executed effectively within the available resources. The cinematography leaned heavily on shadows, tight framing, and slow camera movement to build tension. Sound design and music were used as key storytelling tools, amplifying the unease without over-relying on visual effects. The production team worked efficiently, using detailed storyboards and tight scheduling to maximize shoot days. Every element—from costume to lighting—was curated to maintain a consistent, eerie tone throughout the film.

  The Barber achieved significant international recognition, being officially selected for over 100 film festivals worldwide and winning 23 awards across categories such as Best Short Film, Best Director, and Best Horror. The film's success not only highlighted the effectiveness of our creative and production approach but also elevated my profile as a filmmaker in the global horror circuit. It opened doors to new industry connections, funding opportunities, and future collaborations, solidifying The Barber as a standout project in our body of work.

We produced a visually striking and thematically rich music video inspired by George Orwell’s 1984, blending powerful imagery with atmospheric sound to reflect themes of control, surveillance, and rebellion. The video merges narrative and performance, drawing viewers into a dystopian world that parallels modern concerns while staying true to the haunting tone of the source material.

  The artist wanted the video to feel like a visual extension of 1984, without being a direct adaptation—evoking the emotional and psychological weight of Orwell’s world through visual storytelling and mood. Our challenge was to create this layered, dystopian atmosphere within a music video format, all while working with limited resources and finding the right balance between concept, performance, and narrative cohesion.

  We designed a cinematic world that visually echoed the core ideas of 1984: authoritarian control, isolation, and resistance. This was achieved through careful location scouting, minimalistic production design, and stylized lighting. Symbolic framing and sharp visual metaphors were used to mirror themes from the book—while the editing rhythm aligned tightly with the song’s structure to heighten emotional impact. The protagonist’s movements, costume, and environment were all crafted to build a sense of oppression and eventual awakening, enhancing both the music and message.

  The music video received strong praise for its cinematic approach and thematic depth, standing out as a powerful visual statement in the artist’s portfolio. It helped establish the artist’s identity as someone unafraid to tackle heavy, intellectual material in a visually compelling way. The video garnered attention from niche music and film communities online, boosting visibility and contributing to deeper audience engagement through its artistic storytelling and layered symbolism.

30-second showreel of 13 years of work worldwide. The biggest challenge is to kill your darlings and put together just a percentage of your favourite shots. Hopefully, you will enjoy the showreel and inquiry for the quotation for your project!

🎯 Overview

Garnier Thailand needed an authentic, engaging, and intimate commercial cinematic interview to connect with younger male audiences – online gamers, who usually spend a lot of time in front of the screen. 

The result: a cinematic, documentary-style campaign featuring Jetkoy, one of Thailand’s most well-known gaming streamers, as he shares his personal skincare journey and how constant exposure to screens impacts his skin.
 

📝 Pre-Production

After receiving the creative brief from the Australian production company, agency, and client, we jumped into pre-production with clear goals: capture real, relatable moments in Jetkoy’s environment and communicate Garnier’s skincare message naturally.

🔍 Research & Location Scouting

We kicked off with remote pre-production meetings, followed by location scouting at Jetkoy’s real home streaming setup—the perfect setting to preserve authenticity. By filming in his actual space, we ensured the final product stayed rooted in real life, not staged narrative.
 

👥 Minimalist Crew for Maximum Focus

Due to the tight location constraints, we assembled a compact but highly efficient crew:

• Director/DP

• Gaffer

• Make-up Artist

• 1st Assistant Director

This setup helped us stay agile and avoid overcrowding, ensuring smooth communication and swift setups during the shoot.
 

🎒 Equipment Preparation

We prepped top-tier gear tailored for documentary-style shooting:

• Sony FX6 (Cinema Line)

• G Master lenses – ideal for interviews and cinematic close-ups

• 32-bit float audio recorder with boom mic – for rich, clean sound

• Lighting and accessories optimized for small spaces

Once crew and gear were locked, we set the shoot date and moved forward.
 

🎬 Production

With everything in place, we executed a full-day shoot with:

• Set lighting for indoor streaming environment

• On-camera interview with Jetkoy

• B-roll of his real-life routine

• Cinematic intervie

Read more at: https://www.easyliving.film/case-study-garnier-commercial/

Wine Manifest – Commercial for Bolgrad Wines

At EasyLiving Films, a Bangkok-based video production house, we specialize in delivering visually stunning and concept-driven content. One of our standout projects is the Wine Manifest — a bold and unconventional advertising video for Bolgrad, an international wine brand from Ukraine.

The Challenge

Bolgrad, ranked 16th in the local market despite its international popularity, wanted to shift perception and dominate domestically. Partnering with the award-winning creative agency Michurin, they came up with a rebellious idea: break every stereotype of a traditional wine TV commercial.

Forget luxury restaurants and “proper” wine etiquette. This video advertising campaign celebrated the freedom to enjoy wine however you want—no rules, just pleasure.

Our Approach

With a vision to match the boldness of the idea, EasyLiving Films was brought in to lead the full film productionprocess. Our director, Sergiy Pudich, proposed a visually rich style using the iconic Phantom Flex 4K, one of the most advanced high-speed cameras on the market. This allowed us to capture ultra slow-motion visuals with breathtaking clarity.

Pre-Production

The pre-production phase spanned four weeks, during which we managed:

• Creative development and storyboarding

• Casting, wardrobe, and location permits

• Equipment rentals and crew hiring

• Coordinating production schedules with the creative agency

As a full-service video production company, we handled every detail from script to screen, ensuring smooth execution with a focus on quality.

Production

The shoot spanned two full days, capturing just eight carefully crafted shots—each designed to be a visual masterpiece. One night scene required a camera switch to the Alexa Mini, better suited for low-light environments. Our in-house videographers and cinematographers worked closely to achieve the perfect light, movement, and tone.

This is the essence of what we do at EasyLiving Films—prioritizing quality over quantity.

Post-Production

Post production คือ attention to every detail. Over two weeks, we completed:

• Cinematic editing with speed ramps

• Color grading and tone-matching

• Custom sound design and music

• Mastering and final delivery

• A bespoke, handcrafted font created exclusively for the campaign

Our in-house media production and post-production team ensured the final showreel lived up to the ambition of the script.

The Impact

The results exceeded expectations. After launching a nationwide digital campaign:

• The video reached 95% of Ukraine’s adult population

• Bolgrad skyrocketed from 16th to 2nd place in market dominance

• The brand experienced a measurable increase in sales and recognition

This project remains a highlight in our showreel portfolio, exemplifying our commitment to creative, results-driven video production services.

If you’re searching for a reliable corporate video production company or video production agency in Thailand that values creativity, craftsmanship, and storytelling—let’s talk. At EasyLiving Films, filming is easy when the team knows how to do it right.

We produced a high-energy commercial for VANS in Kyiv, Ukraine, targeting a young, urban audience. The video focused on capturing the spirit of street culture, movement, and individuality—shot using anamorphic lenses and enhanced with fast-paced editing to reflect the raw energy of youth and action sports.

  VANS wanted to create a campaign that felt real, unfiltered, and connected deeply with the youth of Kyiv—while still maintaining the brand’s global identity. They were looking to move away from overly polished or staged visuals, aiming instead for something authentic, fast, and visually edgy. For our team, the challenge was to film dynamic, high-action scenes in public, urban environments while preserving a natural, documentary-style aesthetic under tight production timelines.

  We developed a creative approach rooted in street-level authenticity. Using anamorphic lenses allowed us to capture the grit and cinematic scale of Kyiv’s urban landscapes while maintaining a stylish, widescreen visual language. To reflect the energy of the youth and action sports scenes, we utilized fast, rhythmic editing paired with natural lighting and handheld camerawork. The result was a piece that felt both globally relevant and locally resonant—true to the brand and its audience.

  The commercial resonated strongly with the local youth community and helped strengthen VANS’ cultural presence in Ukraine. It was widely shared across social platforms, gaining organic traction and boosting local engagement with the brand. The fresh visual style and fast tempo set a new benchmark for VANS campaigns in the region, demonstrating the power of blending global aesthetics with localized storytelling.

We created a high-impact commercial for a cutting-edge VR application, blending cinematic storytelling with stylized, immersive visuals. The result was a sleek and emotionally resonant video that captured the futuristic nature of the product while clearly communicating its unique features to the target audience.

  The client wanted to avoid the typical “techy” or overly abstract visuals often used in VR promotions. Their goal was to present the app as a relatable, emotional, and transformative experience rather than just a piece of technology. On our end, the challenge was to translate a complex, immersive virtual world into a 2D video format in a way that still conveyed depth, emotion, and innovation.

  Our creative approach centered around strong narrative storytelling, visually enhanced through anamorphic cinematography. We used anamorphic lenses to create a cinematic look that added depth, emotion, and a sense of immersion—mirroring the experience users would have inside the VR environment. The story-driven concept was developed in collaboration with the client, allowing us to ground the visuals in a clear message while giving the product a distinct identity.

  The commercial helped the VR app break through a crowded market by standing out in both style and substance. It drove a noticeable increase in user interest and downloads, and received overwhelmingly positive feedback from the tech community. The storytelling approach humanized the technology, while the anamorphic visuals gave the brand a premium, cinematic feel—resulting in stronger market positioning and better user engagement.

Bike Ride is a high-octane teaser filmed in Bangkok’s vibrant Chinatown, created as part of the Asian segment of an international action film currently in development. Designed to showcase the energy, color, and intensity of Southeast Asia, the teaser delivers a fast-paced, visually rich experience that blends urban action with cultural texture—setting the tone for a global narrative.

  The client wanted to emphasize the contrast between different global locations in the film, with the Asian segment standing out for its color, chaos, and street-level excitement. Our challenge was to capture this within a short teaser that hinted at character, energy, and scale—without revealing too much of the story. Filming in the narrow, busy streets of Chinatown also posed logistical challenges, especially while choreographing action on bikes in live environments with real traffic and pedestrians.

  We embraced the chaotic beauty of Chinatown by filming with natural lighting, real locals, and handheld camera work to give the piece a gritty, immersive feel. Vibrant color grading, energetic pacing, and careful location scouting allowed us to maximize visual impact within a short run time. We choreographed an intense bike chase through tight alleyways and neon-lit corners, capturing the heart-pounding pace the film promises, while giving a real taste of Bangkok’s electric atmosphere.

  The Bike Ride teaser has become a cornerstone in the pitch materials for the full-length international action movie, helping to attract co-producers, investors, and distribution interest. It effectively demonstrated the cinematic potential of the Southeast Asian portion of the film, showcasing the unique energy and visual appeal of the region. The teaser has been praised for its dynamic style and authentic local flavor, serving as a powerful proof-of-concept that elevated the entire project’s development momentum.