Published work · Curated by sector
PRODUCTION PORTFOLIO
BY INDUSTRY
Browse work in the context of the job you are planning. Every collection below uses projects already published in Backyard Studio's main portfolio, then adds practical notes on what to inspect, what to brief and which deliverables to request.
CORPORATE & EVENTS
This collection brings together Backyard Studio's published corporate and event projects: conference coverage, awards, product launches and culture-led team films. It shows the range between documentary event coverage and planned brand storytelling without claiming performance results that the public portfolio cannot verify.
6 published projects →
FASHION & BEAUTY
This collection uses Backyard Studio's published creative work to show controlled studio lighting, colour, styling and short-form movement. The projects cover fashion, beauty, artist and lifestyle treatments while keeping client and result claims limited to what is already public.
6 published projects →
PRODUCT & E-COMMERCE
This collection focuses on Backyard Studio's published fragrance, skincare and lifestyle product work. It demonstrates macro detail, controlled reflections, art direction and channel-ready framing without inventing sales results or retailer listings.
3 published projects →
WEDDINGS & CELEBRATIONS
This collection groups Backyard Studio's published wedding and couple projects across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah. It shows ceremony coverage, portrait direction and location-led storytelling while respecting that private-client work should not be turned into unapproved marketing claims.
5 published projects →Evidence policy
NO INVENTED CASE STUDIES
A sector page is published only when the repository contains relevant work that can be linked back to a public project. Additional real-estate, hospitality, healthcare and technology portfolio collections should wait until usable client-approved assets and descriptions are available.
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TURN REFERENCES INTO A BRIEF
Reference exact lighting, pacing, interview or framing choices—then record the objective, channels, formats, permissions and success metric in the free brief template.
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