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Creative media & promotions

Short creative for a product, an app, or a business. A launch film, a product showcase, motion graphics, an edit, and the stills that travel with them.

01 Open0:1202 Product03 Motion04 End card

The scope

Promotion for something we can explain

This is a growing part of the studio, and the work is specific. A launch, a walkthrough of a product, a social cut, an event announcement. Motion when motion helps, and a still system when a still is the right tool. We are not a full production house, and a film is not a substitute for the product it is introducing.

Launch and promo films

A short piece with one job: introduce a product, an app, a business, or an event.

Product showcases

The thing, working. Screens, steps, and the result, shown so a viewer understands it.

Motion graphics

Titles, transitions, simple diagrams, and graphics that move because the idea needs it.

Editing

An edit of footage you already have, cut to a length and a point.

Stills and social

Graphics sized for the places you post, drawn from the same palette as the film.

A story with a shape

Open, show the work, land on a next step. The end card should look like the brand.

With the rest of the studio

The film and the product can come from the same place

Media is strongest when it sits next to a website, an app, or a brand we are also making. The palette, the type, and the point stay consistent because they were decided once.

If you already have the product and need the introduction, that is a complete project on its own. Bring the thing, the audience, and where the piece will be seen.

  1. 01 The point

    What the viewer should understand, and what they should do next.

  2. 02 The cuts

    A storyboard: open, product, motion, end card. Length follows the place it will play.

  3. 03 The set

    The film, plus the stills and cuts that have to match it.

What are you introducing?

A product, a launch, an event. Tell us the audience and where it needs to live. We will propose a piece that fits, not a production slate.