Most content budgets are spent beautifully on the wrong thing.
Ninety minutes with our creative director, and a written plan for what your brand should make over the next quarter, why, and in what order. It is written so you could hand it to any producer.
Hero · campaign still
Portrait 3:4
Full-bleed editorial break · widest, most confident frame you have
Landscape 21:9
You are not short of content. You are short of a reason.
The last shoot is being stretched past its usefulness. The calendar demands posts, so posts get made. Nobody has had a clear hour to decide what the brand is actually arguing this quarter, so the argument gets made accidentally, at volume, in public.
That is expensive twice: once when you produce it, and again when it fails to work hard enough to justify the spend behind it.
LOOP sits between the agencies that tell you what to do and the production companies that make what they are told. We decide what the brand should make next, and then we make it.
The Content Direction Review
Know what to make before you spend a day making it.
The direction document · flat lay
Landscape 4:3
You are paying for the decision, not the day. The plan is the valuable part: what your brand should make this quarter, in what order, and what to stop making. It takes real work to write, and it is yours whatever happens next.
You only pay for the Review if you walk away with it.
Nothing is due before we start. We agree the Review fee in writing before the call, so nobody is surprised either way. [OPTIONAL: state the fee here, e.g. “The Review is R____.”]
Either way you are never committed to producing with us, and you never risk money to find out whether we are right for your brand.
How it works
02 / ProcessProduct detail · macro or texture
Portrait 4:5
The same shoot, wider · model or lifestyle
Portrait 4:5
Skin Creamery
A twelve-month partnership: creative direction, photography, video, social and a full website redesign, under one roof. One team deciding what the brand should say, and the same team making it.
Read the case studyChris on set · reportage, unposed
Portrait 4:5
The people you meet are the people doing the work.
Chris Smith spent twenty years in the industry before founding LOOP: TM Lewin in London, from garment technologist through to creative director, then creative director at ninety9cents in Cape Town.
He can read how a product is made, in a lab or on a factory floor, and tell you which detail the campaign should be about. That is not a service line on a menu. It is the reason the work comes back specific rather than merely handsome.
Cape Town is a logistics answer, not a reason to buy.
LOOP works out of Cape Town: crews, studios, locations and a production floor that runs year round, on a working day that overlaps London with an hour or two in hand. We have produced remotely for international brands and on the ground for local ones.
What you are buying is international creative direction. Where it gets made is the easy part, and we have answered it many times.
Location or crew at work · Cape Town
Landscape 3:2
Questions people actually ask
Tell us what you are working on.
We reply within one working day, and we will tell you honestly if this is not the right moment.
Thank you. We will come back to you within one working day.

