Here’s a look at how we work. Every piece on this page is sample work we made to show our style. The brands are fictional and none of it is client work. Want something like this for your brand? Get in touch / See rates.
Concept pieces. Product photos and B-roll are AI-generated illustrations. All text, layout, editing and music are by iChill Productions.
Sample work
Ad creatives for Meta and Instagram
Scroll-stopping static ads with one clear message and one clear action. See our design and visuals packages.

Sample work
Social carousels and posts
Content that teaches first and sells softly, so a feed stays worth following between promos. See our social media content pack.
Sample work: 3-slide educational carousel. A save-worthy brew guide that teaches first and sells softly on the last slide.

Why tip posts work
Not every post should be an ad. Short, useful tips earn saves and shares, and they give a brand something worth posting between launches.
Need a month of these? Our design and visuals packages cover single posts, carousels and store graphics.
Sample work
Product-listing images
Built for the product gallery
A clean hero with the product name and four quick benefits, so shoppers get the point at a glance.
Made for Shopify or Etsy galleries. For Amazon, the main image must stay text-free, so a design like this goes in the secondary slots.
See our Shopify store graphics and product page set.
Sample work
Short-form video for Reels, TikTok and Shorts
Vertical 1080×1920 edits with on-screen text kept inside the Reels safe zone. Nothing plays until you press play. See our short video, captions and voiceover packages.
Vertical dramas, written like films
Lena lives alone on the 14th floor. At 3:07 A.M., a voice note in her own voice warns her not to open the door, and then her little brother knocks their childhood knock. But his last text says he just landed in Toronto.
See our AI drama packages.
Sample work
Scripts
Sample work: faceless YouTube script, about 5 minutes. Cold-open hook, retention beats, B-roll notes and a CTA, fact-checked against cited sources.
The Ship That Sailed On Without Anyone: The Mary Celeste
From the cold open:
On December 4th, 1872, sailors on a Canadian ship spotted a vessel moving strangely through the Atlantic. Zig-zagging. Sails half set. No one at the wheel.
When they climbed aboard, the food stores were full. The cargo was almost untouched. The crew’s clothes and belongings were still in their cabins.
But all ten people who had sailed on her were gone. And not one of them was ever seen again.
Want scripts and articles for your channel or blog? See our writing and SEO packages or the Marketing & AI Content page.
Want work like this for your brand?
Tell us what you sell and where you post, and we’ll suggest a starting package.
Looking for our film, theatre and festival work? See the main portfolio.





