Everett Studio
Editorial production

Frames with meaning.

We craft studio-grade images and motion with controlled realism — built as a repeatable system.

Studio standard
Controlled, not chaotic.

We design a repeatable visual system: wardrobe logic, light, camera language, composition rules, and a structured revision loop.

Realism Narrative System
Work

Selected work.

Nine projects. Nine visual systems. Nothing extra.

Editorial Cinematic System
Alla Pugacheva — “Let’s Just Live” (Single Cover)
Cover / Art direction / Realism
Everett Studio — Core Visual System
Identity / Templates / Production language
OB Studio × Luigi Esposito — Content Placement
Brand / Architecture / Editorial framing
KD Brand Limited — Social Visual Pack
Social / Key visuals / Cohesive feed
PAttERN — Art Studio Visual Identity
Brand / Editorial series / Texture-first
Couple — Black & White Contemporary
Studio / Modern portrait language
Alla Pugacheva 2.0 — Visual Reboot
New era / Editorial narrative / Motion-ready
Valery Leontiev — Portrait Session
Studio portrait / Character / Presence
Dima Bilan — Concept Shoot (Draft)
Concept / Styling / Editorial tone
Services

A repeatable production system.

We don’t “generate images”. We design a controlled visual language — then produce deliverables with a structured revision loop.

Visual system Editorial Motion

Editorial Photo Set

Portrait / Fashion / PR

Magazine-grade images with consistent wardrobe logic, lighting discipline, and a defined camera language.

  • Key visual + variations (poses / crops)
  • Retouch discipline: realistic texture
  • Delivery packs for IG / press / web

Motion / Short Visual Stories

Clips / Reels / Teasers

Short cinematic sequences with controlled realism. We prioritize story through details — not lip-sync.

  • Storyboard + shot list
  • Motion style rules (wind, fabric, rhythm)
  • Exports for social + archive master

Brand Visual System

Key visual / launch kit

A repeatable visual language for campaigns: composition rules, palette, props logic, and templates.

  • Moodboard + references (aligned)
  • System rules: light / lens / framing
  • Batch production plan

Concept + Art Direction

Narrative / identity

We shape the “prehistory” behind the frame: who the character is, what objects mean, and why the scene exists.

  • Character & set logic
  • Prop list + styling rules
  • Reference pack for production
Delivery

Every order is calculated individually. We confirm scope, rights, deadlines, and the complexity of realism before quoting.

Pricing logic

No fixed prices. Only scope.

Each project is calculated individually. Cost reflects complexity, realism, and responsibility.

Individual Transparent

Visual complexity

Level of realism, lighting control, textures, wardrobe logic, number of unique scenes.

Scope & volume

Number of final assets, variations, crops, formats, and platforms.

Rights & usage

Territory, duration, media channels, exclusivity.

Deadlines

Standard timeline vs. accelerated delivery.

Pre-production depth

Concept work, references, storyboarding, system design.

Revision loop

Included number of revision rounds and level of changes.

Important

We don’t compete on price. We take responsibility for the final result — visually and conceptually.

Process

Structured. Predictable. Editorial.

We work in a defined loop so you can control quality, timeline, and meaning.

2–3 rounds 2–3 business days reply
01

Brief intake

You send goals, references, restrictions, and usage. We clarify the scope and define “what success looks like”.

02

Concept + system

We build a visual system: wardrobe logic, light rules, camera language, composition, and props meaning.

03

First strong version

We deliver the first strong set + an alternative direction to compare.

04

One message feedback

You send all edits in one structured message (bullet list). No endless loops.

05

Revision rounds

Typically 2–3 rounds. We integrate every note and keep the system consistent.

06

Delivery

Final exports: web, social, press. Clean file structure and usage-ready formats.

Rules

To hit the result fast, start with a full brief. We do not run infinite revisions. Quality equals responsibility.

Philosophy

Controlled, not chaotic.

A visual discipline built on intention, structure, and meaning.

Max Everett portrait
“A photograph should not explain itself. It should hold tension, silence, and a reason to return.”
Max Everett
Founder & Creative Director, Everett Studio
Contact

Send a brief.

We reply within 2–3 business days with questions, scope confirmation, and next steps.

2–3 business days Structured brief
Direct
How to brief

Add 2–3 references, describe what must be avoided, and the key message you want the frame to carry.

Goal
PR / Campaign / Artist / Brand / Personal
Usage
Where + how long it will be used
Deadline
Standard or urgent delivery

This is a draft brief collector. We will reply within 2–3 business days.

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