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Create the Perfect Docking Drawer Content
Follow our guidelines to capture the perfect video and photos that highlight your Docking Drawer project, ensuring your content maximizes its impact and potential payout.
Create the Perfect Docking Drawer Content
Follow our guidelines to capture the perfect video and photos that highlight your Docking Drawer project project, ensuring your content maximizes its impact and potential payout.
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How to Shoot the Perfect Video
Video Basics
- Shoot vertically (portrait)
- Aim for ~30 seconds
- Keep the pace quick to hold attention
What to Capture
Film short, purposeful clips and narrate naturally over them:
- Before → After: the moment Docking Drawer upgrades your space
- Real-life moments: opening the drawer, plugging in, clearing clutter
- Lifestyle payoff: a cleaner, more organized, more elevated space
- Safety wins: your take on the built-in protections
- Where it goes next: other spots you'd add hidden power
- Install snippets: use sparingly; keep under 20%
How to Shoot the Perfect Photos
Capture the Room as a Whole
Why It Works: This essential shot demonstrates the practical benefits that Docking Drawer products bring to any project and every room.
How to Shoot It
Wide Shot: The image should be wide-focused, so take a step back to showcase how our solutions benefit the surrounding space by creating a more functional and clutter-free environment.
Tidy Aesthetic: Show clear surfaces and the overall aesthetic of the space.
Capture the Drawer Area
Why It Works: Capturing the closed drawer emphasizes the sleek and seamless integration of our solutions within the drawer area.
How to Shoot It
Closed Drawer: Focus in on the closed drawer, but step back to capture the surrounding drawer area.
Surrounding Area: Ensure that the countertops are clear of clutter to highlight the effectiveness of completely clutter-free surfaces.
Capture the Drawer
Why It Works: The perfect shot is an all-in-one close-up that captures how you're using the outlet and how the drawer fits into the surrounding environment.
How to Shoot It
3/4 View: The best angle is a 3/4 view, which shows both the outlet and the drawer contents in action. To do this, simply step to the side of the drawer, and position the camera high enough to see the drawer contents, but low enough to see the rest of the countertops in the background.
Angle: You could rotate your phone to shoot in a horizontal/landscape orientation to capture this more easily.
Key Talking Points
Clear Countertop Clutter: Eliminate cord and device clutter from countertops and surfaces
Safety Features: Built-in thermostat cuts power when surrounding temps exceed 120°F
Smart Design: Cable management arms guide and protect the power cord as the drawer opens and closes
Variety of Configurations: 65W USB-C, 30W USB-C, USB-A and AC
Fast Charging: 65W USB-C fast charges multiple devices at their fastest speed
Do's and Don'ts for Creating Great Content
- DO organize cords, devices, and the surrounding area for a neat and tidy aesthetic
- DO use short charging cords, or manage longer cord lengths for a neat and tidy drawer space
- DO capture lifestyle shots of people using your Docking Drawer!
- DO use natural light whenever possible
- DO refer to the product using brand language, ex: Docking Drawer Blade Duo, Docking Drawer Blade, in-drawer outlet
- DON’T use any charging blocks. Charging cables should instead be plugged directly into the USB ports on the Blade outlet.
- DON’T include too much installation footage. We find that a mix of 80% lifestyle footage and 20% installation provides a good balance for audiences!
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From charging drawers to countertops, backsplashes, and appliance garages, Docking Drawer offers hidden power solutions for every space—bringing safe, seamless convenience exactly where you need it.