Snacks
Snacks on-Model video
The On-Model type turns a snack bag into a person presenting, wearing or using the product — a model makes one natural gesture while the camera eases in. For snacks that means crumbs and pieces falling in slow motion beside the bag, in a clip five to eight seconds long, with the bag print, flavor and net weight held in every frame.
Every snack bag in the range can go through the same On-Model settings, so the Walmart collection page and the PDP galleries look like one shoot. Swap On-Model for another type with one click to split-test chip bags, bars and jars.
Rendered in the Studio from one product photo.
What this is for
- Consistent On-Model settings across every snack bag SKU so the gallery reads as one shoot
- Crumbs and pieces falling in slow motion beside the bag — the kind of motion a on-Model adds to chip bags, bars and jars
- Chip bags, bars and jars filmed as a person presenting, wearing or using the product without shipping a sample to a studio
- Motion — a model makes one natural gesture while the camera eases in — that keeps the bag print, flavor and net weight readable
Suggested order
- 1
Render chip bags, bars and jars as a person presenting, wearing or using the product
The On-Model type sets the motion — a model makes one natural gesture while the camera eases in — while keeping the bag print, flavor and net weight untouched.
Product on Model Video - 2
Set the shape for Amazon
9:16 or 16:9 covers the Amazon player; switch it with the shape chips before rendering.
Product on Model Video - 3
Render a still of the snack bag first
Four credits to approve the setting before the on-Model clip is billed; the still becomes the opening frame.
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