Motion that explains your product

Motion work is quoted per piece, because a five-second logo sting and a 60-second 3D product film are different jobs. The biggest drivers are length, how much original illustration or 3D modelling the piece needs, and how many cut-downs you want. You get a fixed quote after the brief.

Motion graphics animate design elements such as type, shapes, icons, logos and interfaces to explain or sell something. Character animation tells a story through characters acting it out. Most brand work, including explainers, launch films and logo animation, is motion graphics, and it is what we specialise in.

Yes. We model and animate in Blender for product films, turntables and 3D title sequences, and combine 3D renders with 2D motion in After Effects when a piece needs both.

For quick drafts, mood films and background footage, often yes. For work where the product, logo and type have to be exact and on-brand in every frame, AI video still drifts, which is why brand films are still animated by hand. Many of our projects now use both.

MP4 and ProRes for video, Lottie JSON for animation that runs inside a website or app, and GIF only where a platform insists. Every piece comes in the aspect ratios you post in, with captions burned in or supplied as SRT files.

You do. On final payment we hand over the exported films and the After Effects and Blender project files, and you are free to use and edit them anywhere.