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Shooting with Office Chairs

Admin October 16, 2026

When shooting with office chairs, you can refer to two plans: functional promotional video shooting and portrait shooting, as detailed below:

Functional Promotional Video Shooting

Focus on promoting a specific selling point of the office chair, showcasing its characteristics through multi-angle and detailed shots.

  • Shot Design: Start with the wheels of the office chair, using a close-up tracking shot. The camera follows the wheels along a track to the desk, demonstrating flexibility and mobility. Then, use a medium shot rising shot to present the streamlined details of the base, highlighting the design aesthetics. Next, with a medium fixed shot, have the model demonstrate the comfort of the seat cushion through compression, such as the rebound effect of the cushion after the model sits down. Then, use a panoramic moving shot, slowly descending from a high angle to the office chair, with the model working on it. Pay attention to lighting and set design to create a comfortable office atmosphere. Next, use a close-up fixed shot to capture the model shaking their head and stretching their neck while working at the desk, then leaning back on the office chair, with the headrest providing comfortable support, and the model's expression natural and relaxed. After that, use a medium fixed shot of a colleague walking over to discuss work matters, then sitting on the office chair and adjusting the height. Use dual-shot switching to showcase the height adjustment function, suitable for colleagues of different heights. Then, use medium tracking shots with multiple lens switches to showcase the details of the office chair from different angles, accumulating multiple materials. Finally, use a panoramic fixed shot to have the office chair rotate in the light, showcasing its streamlined shape from all angles, fading out the shot, and displaying the product company logo at the end.
  • Key Highlights: Throughout the shooting process, emphasize the comfort of the office chair, from the flexibility of the wheels, the design of the base, the comfort of the cushion to the support of the headrest and the practicality of the height adjustment function, showcasing the product's advantages in all aspects.

Portrait Shooting

  • Intellectual Sister in an Office Setting:
    • Sitting on Chair Holding a Clipboard: The model sits on the office chair, holding a folder with both hands, legs crossed, head slightly tilted to one side, shoulders naturally relaxed. Under the soft glow of cool lighting, the shirt collar is open, with a loose fit, highlighting the relaxed body lines and exuding an intellectual and elegant demeanor.
    • Sitting on Chair Holding Documents: The model sits on the chair, one leg extended forward, holding a folder in hand, with a pointer resting on the pages. The body leans slightly back against the wall, with the light diffused through the blinds, giving an overallๆฒ‰็จณ (steady and dignified) yet eye-catchingๆฐ”่ดจ (temperament, here it keeps the original Chinese term as it conveys a specific nuance that may not be fully captured by a single English word).
  • Office Gray Suit Portrait: The model sits on the office chair flipping through a newspaper, spreading it open across their lap, one hand gently resting on the leg, the other hand raised to lightly lean against the cheek. The light coming from the side falls on the face, with the waistline of the skirt clearly outlining the body shape, and the relaxed leg lines elongating the overall silhouette, showcasing a competent office image.