Just Jeans

Fashion Films

With regular shoots across Melbourne and Sydney, Just Jeans' bright and energetic fashion films are brought to life both in studio and on location. Distributed through all social channels and the website, these fashion videos breathe life and movement into each look in a way that stills cannot. Working with Paper Stone Scissors, we also make in-store motion for Just Jeans, including the 2024 Changeover denim wall edits that play on the video walls in store. Each season starts with a studio shoot planned around the range, so one shoot day feeds the social films, the website and the in-store screens. Everything is cut, graded and delivered by our team, sized for every placement from vertical social to the in-store walls.
  • AgencyPaper Stone Scissors
  • ClientJust Jeans
  • Director / DOPNick Rieve & Lachie Argy
  • Post-ProductionKilogram
  • Creative DirectorAtia Cader
  • ProducerBonnie Bender
  • Director / MotionNick Rieve
  • PhotographerSimone Eeles
  • Digi OpNick Richards
  • AssistantEdgar Chudoba
  • AssistantJack Fraser
  • StylistBrittni Morrison
  • Stylist AssistantJess Darcy
  • Makeup ArtistShella Martin
  • Hair StylistLok Lau
  • TalentEmma McGowan
  • TalentJoe Barnes
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still
Just Jeans, video still

JJ Shorts Fit Guide 26 & P4 A two-day shoot covering both a range campaign and a product fit guide for Just Jeans' Summer '26 shorts and tees. The brief called for motion content spanning in-store screens, digital hero edits, and social reels — each format with its own rhythm, from 60-second outfit compilations down to 10-second individual looks. The work balances the breadth of the range with the specificity of a fit guide: colour, cut, and silhouette made legible in motion. The shoot ran across two days with distinct mandates. Day one focused on campaign range content — hero edits compiling six to eight outfits, cut for multiple aspect ratios across digital and in-store formats. Day two shifted to product detail: individual fit guide films for shorts, tees, and shirts at square crop, built to live on the JJ website alongside reference imagery. Social reels on a white background handled the range and colour story separately, keeping the messaging granular. The volume of deliverables — across more than half a dozen output sizes — required editorial discipline to ensure each format felt considered rather than cropped.