Production, distribution, media and the site it all lands on — one team, one operating system. Content that keeps working long after the post goes live.
Pick a category to see the brief we ran, the creator we picked to run it, and exactly what each platform received. Every frame is cut for the format that platform rewards.
Reels carry the gifting story. The feed carries the macro detail people zoom into before they spend.
Layering and unboxing demos, filmed vertically, no brand voiceover over the top.
Flat lays into cold traffic. Worn shots switch in once someone has seen a product page.
The workshop and craft story, pointed at department store and stockist buyers.
Try-on Reels do the selling. The lookbook frames hold the grid together underneath them.
Get-ready and styling cuts, three outfits a clip, filmed on a phone at home.
Flat lays for prospecting. Try-on stills for anyone who reached a product page and left.
Wholesale and press positioning, aimed at buyers planning next season.
Routine Reels build the habit story. The hero frame gives the grid something to sit on.
Texture close-ups and honest first-use reactions, filmed without a script in hand.
Flat lay statics cold. Benefit carousels once someone has watched most of a Reel.
Launch and stockist announcements written for retail buyers and trade press.
Brew-guide Reels shot in a real kitchen, with the packaging frame the grid needs beside them.
Taste reaction inside the first second. No intro, no logo card, straight into it.
Pantry flat lays for cold traffic. Recipe carousels for anyone who has ordered once.
Sourcing and supply story, written for cafe groups and hospitality buyers.
Spec-led Reels with clean product frames behind them, so the grid still reads as a brand.
Hands-on demo, one feature per clip, filmed at the desk people will actually use it at.
Desk flat lays cold. Spec comparison carousels for traffic that already bounced once.
Bulk and procurement angle, aimed at IT buyers and office fit-out specifiers.
Produced on our own stack to demonstrate the system. Named client work is available under NDA.
Product films, creator spokespeople and AI variations, all produced through the system on this page. Every one of these was cut vertically for the feed it runs in.
A single beverage SKU, run as Instagram Story ads. Same product in every frame, a different creative in each one, so the algorithm never sees the same asset twice.
Product goes through a controlled set before anything else happens. Lighting, colour and detail are fixed at the source, so every downstream cut inherits a clean master.
Most brands buy these separately and spend the difference on coordination. We run them as one pipeline, so what gets produced is what gets tested, and what wins gets built into the site.
AI-native production paired with a vetted creator network. We generate video, imagery and spokesperson content at a volume traditional shoots can't reach, then distribute it through people your audience already follows.
Media buying across Meta, TikTok, Google and programmatic. Because production sits in-house, we test dozens of angles a month instead of defending the three the agency had budget to shoot.
Landing pages, eCommerce and web apps built to hold the traffic the other two send. Fast by default, measured from day one, and structured so new campaigns don't need a new build.
TNX Studios is the content production arm of TNX, a Bucharest-based go-to-market company. The numbers below come from our commercial business and are documented in the press coverage above.
TNX Studios operates under Technexa, alongside our Sales-as-a-Service division. The same company that builds outbound engines for technology firms now runs the content system behind them.
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You brief. You shoot. You launch. Six weeks later the budget is spent, the assets are archived, and the next quarter begins with an empty folder.
Illustrative scopes based on how we structure work. Figures are worked examples.
A catalogue that needs to exist everywhere at once, without booking twenty separate shoots.
For the channel that cannot go quiet. A system that keeps producing after a campaign would have stopped.
Production, media and the destination under one contract, one team and one monthly report.
Our positions in writing, before your legal team asks.
The first month builds the system. Every month after that, the same budget buys more, because the assets, the personas and the learnings carry forward.
What you sell, where you publish, how often, and what's actually working now. We come back with a plan and a number.
Brand personas, product references, format library and the distribution list. Built once, reused across everything that follows.
Content goes out continuously across your channels and through creators. Media runs against it from the first week.
What performs gets more budget, more variants and a permanent place on the site. What doesn't gets cut without a re-shoot.
An open calculator that sizes a content plan from your brief: how many assets, split across which platforms, what it costs to produce, and how that compares to booking filming sessions.
Illustrative figures from a 20-product beauty brief. Your own numbers are generated live in the planner.
Tell us what you sell and how often you need to publish. We'll come back with a plan, a timeline and a number — no obligation.
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Re-weights the mix. Paid Ads loads up on video variations, Catalogue shifts into imagery.
Prepared by TNX Studios · production sized from your brief
How this library splits across channels — drag any slider in step 3 to change the mix.
Traditional production is priced per shoot. A content system is priced per asset.
Same output, sourced the conventional way, benchmarked at €1,500 per filming session delivering 3 clips and 10 photos.