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That idea in your head? Let's put it on screen.

Make the decisions. We'll make the rest.

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Our work

A short look at each kind of project.

Action scene

For films, ads and feature videos.

Short film trailer

For launching a film or a series.

App feature video

For showing how a new feature works.

Cartoon animation

For kids' stories, mascots and explainers.

Music video concept

For artists and new releases.

Mobile app ad

For app launches and app store ads.

Animated presentation

For pitches, talks and keynotes.

Photos are AI-generated; the animation is PowerPoint's own.

Have a project like one of these?

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Some clips use AI-made images or voices.

Studio originals

The same idea, how a film gets made, told three ways.

Explainer film

The Facility

An empty screening room, a countdown, and how a film gets made. 55 seconds.

Directed, edited and scored by us. Images and voice made with AI.

Explainer video

Idea to Finished Film

Old-style black and white photos on a paper page. 28 seconds.

Design, motion and sound by us. Photos made with AI.

Animated explainer

The Studio Room

A tiny animated studio with a countdown clock. 28 seconds.

Drawn and animated by us.

The tools are free. Your month isn't.

Anyone can open an AI video tool. Getting a film that's on brief, on brand and on time takes weeks of trial and error. Spend them on your business. We'll spend ours on the film.

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How it works

Six steps from your idea to a finished film.

  1. IdeaYou tell us what it must do, for whom, and by when.
  2. DirectionWe pitch four directions; you pick one.
  3. ScriptEvery beat is written and timed.
  4. StoryboardOne sheet of every shot. Nothing gets made until you sign it off.
  5. ShotsWe shoot the hardest shots first and keep the best takes.
  6. FinishCut, mixed and checked, ready to post, present or pitch.

Start a project

Tell us what the film is for, who will watch it, and your deadline. Nothing gets made until you approve the storyboard.