Personal
A film to show off your car, or a film to help sell it. Or anything else beautiful you own.
For you.
Or for your brand.
Company
Brand films, campaigns, launches and social for luxury brands. Kobi has worked with Ferrari, McLaren and Land Rover.
Some things
stay with you.
KOKO Luxury makes films for luxury brands, and for people who own beautiful things. Considered direction, deliberate light and an edit that holds the object long enough to be wanted.
A new model. A collection launch. The car you waited years for. We build the story around the craft, then make the film to carry it.
Discover what we can createWays of
seeing.
AI treatments by KOKO
The modern chariot
Automotive / Brand filmSculpted metal. Classical proportions. A different way to see a modern icon.
An offering
Fragrance / CampaignGlass and marble. Light and desire. Beauty expressed through the smallest details.
In good form
Fashion / SocialAn object worthy of a pedestal. Form, balance and a little reverence.
For your car.
Filmed like an icon.
Two films for the car you own: one to keep and share, one to sell with. Something else you love? Tell Kobi in the chat.
A film to keep
Your car, filmed with the care of a brand film. Yours to keep, and to share with the people who get it.
A film to sell with
A film that shows your car properly, inside and out, for your listing and your socials.
For your brand.
One idea, every expression.
Films for luxury houses and premium independent brands. Kobi has worked with Ferrari, McLaren and Land Rover.
Brand films
Your house, distilled into one film with a clear purpose. Concept, direction, cinematography, edit, colour and sound.
Campaigns & launches
A hero film and its cutdowns, planned together for a collection, a fragrance or a new model. Formats for web, in-store screens and paid media.
Social, with substance
Short films made for a phone. A strong first frame, one clear idea and your identity intact at 9:16.
Editing & post-production
Already have footage? Structure, edit, colour and sound, until the product looks the way it feels in the hand.
A clear process.
Room for the unexpected.
Start with the why.
We talk about the brand or the car, who the film is for and what it needs to do. A rough idea is enough.
See it before we shoot.
A treatment shows the direction: mood, story, locations and deliverables, with a clear scope and quote.
Make every frame count.
The shoot follows the plan, with time for the details: a reflection, a stitch, a hand.
Bring it all together.
Editing, colour and sound build the final feeling. We review it with you, then deliver the agreed formats.
An eye for the in-between.AI pictureA filmmaker’s eye.
A direct conversation.
KOKO Luxury is part of KOKO Creatives, the creative world of Kobi Hailes, videographer and editor.
Start with a conversation about what you want to make, then work through the idea with the person shaping the film.
Light across metal. The weight of glass in a hand. In luxury, the details are the story.
Meet Kobi on InstagramBefore we press record.
- What does a film cost?
- It depends on the direction, the shoot and what you need delivered. Share your idea, timing and any budget in the chat, and you get a scope and quote before you commit.
- Can you film my car?
- Yes. Choose Personal in the chat, tell Kobi about the car, and say whether the film is to keep or to sell with.
- Do I need a finished brief?
- No. Bring the idea, who it is for and what the film needs to do. A conversation is enough to start.
- Can you work to our brand guidelines?
- Yes. Send them with the brief. Type, colour and how the product is shown are agreed in the treatment, before anything is filmed.
- Can you work with footage we already have?
- Yes. Editing can be scoped on its own. Tell Kobi what you have and what the film needs to do.
- What happens when I start a chat?
- The chat asks for your mobile, then a few questions. Your answers reach Kobi’s phone as you give them, and if you leave early, Kobi picks it up with you by text.
Let’s make
something felt.
Bring the car or the brand. We’ll show you how it could feel on screen.
A simple chat. No finished brief needed.