The Idea
OPPO is one of those brands that always tries to create a fresh experience at every price point, and that’s exactly what made me excited to work with them. Whether it was the Reno 13 Series or the A5 Pro, my goal was simple: to present OPPO’s technology in a way that’s clear, real, and enjoyable for everyone.
Is it really water and drop resistant? Can these phones actually last for years? My videos aren’t just classic reviews. They’re real-life experiences that make the viewer feel like they’re the one testing the phone, not just watching me do it.
The Process
The videos I made for OPPO weren’t just regular studio shoots. A lot of their phones are known for being tough and resistant to water and dust, so they deserved real-life testing in the field.
Before filming, I plan the shots and the scenario that will best show off the phone’s strongest features. Then I head outside the studio to shoot in places with dust, humidity, and real conditions that reflect everyday situations where a phone might get dropped or wet.
I did drop tests from different heights, filmed in the rain, and tested the phone in dusty environments. I also used creative angles to make the viewer feel like they were right there with me, living the moment.
“Real filming isn’t about the camera or the gear. It’s about the way you think and the creativity behind every shot.”
Reda Ouaouine
Content Creator & Tech Expert
The Videos
I worked on several videos aimed at delivering a real and enjoyable experience with OPPO smartphones. In every video, I focused on the details that truly matter to users, whether it’s the design, camera, performance, or even the things you don’t usually see in ads. I always try to keep the message simple, light, and easy to understand without overcomplicating or exaggerating.
With phones like the Reno 13F 5G and Reno 13 5G, I took a creative approach using clean lighting and soft music to create a smooth and professional feel. The videos highlighted the elegant design, smart camera features, and how the phones fit into daily use.
As for the A5 Pro, that was a fully hands-on experience. I filmed it in water, in dust, did drop tests, and pushed it in tough conditions. The goal was to show viewers that this phone is truly a “tank” and built to handle the kind of challenges we all face in real life.
