I’ve worked with Royston Phang and SALTTWORKSHOP JUNIOR in Singapore to capture the heart of his woodworking workshops for kids. These aren’t just classes—they’re spaces where children can safely turn their ideas into real creations, guided by Royston’s patience, care, and expertise. Over time, we’ve built a library of short videos and candid photos that show the fun, creativity, and hands-on learning that happens in every session.

The workshops are about more than tools—they’re about curiosity, imagination, and confidence. Parents want to know their kids are safe, learning, and having fun. Studio-style marketing photos or staged content just wouldn’t convey that energy. The challenge was to document the real moments—the laughter, focus, problem-solving, and collaboration—that truly show what SALTTWORKSHOP JUNIOR is all about.

We approached it documentary-style, capturing the workshops as they naturally unfolded. Kids confidently using safe tools, working together on projects, and expressing their creativity—all in real time. Candid shots highlight concentration, curiosity, and joy, while videos show the rhythm, interactions, and supportive guidance that make the workshops special. Every frame was designed to reassure parents, showcase Royston’s teaching style, and communicate the educational value without needing a single scripted line.

The key is authenticity. Parents’ biggest concerns are safety and trust, and the content reflects exactly that. A single image of a child focused on a project, guided by Royston, can communicate confidence, care, and intention better than any copy. By letting real moments breathe, we build content that’s not only engaging and visually appealing but meaningful—content that speaks to both parents and children, while naturally encouraging workshop bookings.

With the right approach, clarity, and intention, every photo and video reinforces what makes SALTTWORKSHOP JUNIOR special: safe, creative, hands-on learning that inspires both kids and parents alike.