About us.

The trusted partner for fashion brands.

We turn your brand direction into commercial visual assets designed to meet international standards and support long-term brand growth.

our vision

we believe that

For modern fashion brands, imagery is often the first place where direction becomes visible. It is often the first way audiences begin to understand what a brand stands for.

At OAM Studios, we translate brand direction into commercially ready imagery that helps fashion brands communicate more clearly and grow with greater consistency.

3+

Years of Experience

20

Long-Term Partners

350

Completed Projects

15

Team Members

who are we

Get to know the people behind the craft

OAM Studios team group portrait in the studio

"We’re a team of photographers, producers and visual creatives based in Ho Chi Minh, working together to turn fashion ideas into commercially effective imagery."

Gia Ung, Founder and Art Director at OAM Studios

Gia Ung

Founder - Art Director

Oversees each project from the early planning stage through production, making sure the creative direction and final outcome stay aligned with the brand.

Wuang Dai, photographer at OAM Studios

Wuang Dai

Photographer

Approaches each shoot with a strong focus on how the product is presented, creating images that feel relevant to the brand and practical for commercial use.

Tracie Nguyen, photographer at OAM Studios

Tracie Nguyen

Photographer

Brings a thoughtful approach to each shoot, focusing on how the product, model and overall visual direction come together in the final image.

Takimi Phan, gaffer at OAM Studios

Takimi Phan

Gaffer

Shapes and controls light on set, translating the visual direction into a consistent lighting setup throughout the shoot.

Chi Kien, producer at OAM Studios

Chi Kien

Producer

Coordinates each project from planning to delivery, keeping the team, timeline and production details aligned throughout the process.

Truc Lam, videographer at OAM Studios

Truc Lam

Videographer

Turns ideas into short-form video content that feels natural to the brand and works effectively across social and digital platforms.

Hai Yen, graphic designer at OAM Studios

Hai Yen

Graphic Designer

Chinny, makeup artist at OAM Studios

Chinny

Makeup Artist

BN Quynh Anh, stylist at OAM Studios

BN Quynh Anh

Stylist

Ha My, gaffer assistant at OAM Studios

Ha My

Gaffer Assistant

Our Values

Fashion

In every image, the clothing leads. The set, the light, and the concept are there to serve it, so the viewer always feels the garment before anything else.

(01)

Minimal

We are drawn to restraint. By taking away what feels unnecessary, the image becomes quieter, sharper, and more confident in the way it holds attention.

(02)

Commercial

For us, a strong image should do more than look good. It should make the product feel desirable, easy to understand, and ready to live where brands actually sell.

(03)

Our process

from understanding your brand and shaping the right concept to final delivery.

( 01 )
Brand Discovery

We begin by understanding the brand in depth, including its product, visual direction, expectations, and the kind of imagery it needs to communicate clearly.

( 02 )
Creative Direction

Once the direction is clear, we develop concepts that feel right for the brand and realistic for production, balancing visual strength, clarity, and feasibility.

( 03 )
Production

We manage the shoot with close attention to timing, budget, and image quality, then carry the work through post-production and final delivery with care.

Our Clients

over 300 clients

We have worked with over 300 clients across fashion, beauty and the creative industries, bringing brand ideas to life through photography and production.

OAM Studios production team in Ho Chi Minh City

FAQs

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What types of projects does OAM Studios work on?
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Can OAM Studios handle the full production process?
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What should I prepare before contacting OAM Studios?
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Can you work with brands outside Ho Chi Minh City?
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Does OAM Studios assist with model and crew booking?
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