Short commercials that make one idea impossible to miss. We write the concept, design the world, animate it and finish the sound, so the film arrives ready for TV, YouTube, social feeds and screens.
What we make
Animated and CGI commercials, 6 to 60 seconds
Product films and packshots for launches
Social ads and short series built around one character or product
Cut-downs for every placement, from a 6-second bumper to the full spot
Who it’s for
Brands, agencies and producers who need a film that is clear in the first three seconds and still holds up on the tenth view. We work well with marketing teams that have a product and a deadline, but not yet the idea.
Animation instead of a shoot
We do not shoot live action. Everything you see is designed and built: products, characters, places and light. That means no locations, no weather and no reshoots, and every frame can be adjusted until it is right. If your film needs live-action footage, you provide it and we design, animate and finish around it.
How we work
Idea
A short brief, then several ideas in writing. You choose one before any images are made.
Script and storyboard
Shot by shot: what the viewer sees, what is said, how the camera moves and where the sound hits.
Design
Characters, products, places, colour and type, approved as style frames.
Animatic
The whole film in rough form with timing, voice and music, so changes are cheap.
Animation and CGI
Animation, 3D, effects and compositing, shown to you as quick previews after every change.
Sound and grade
Voice, music and sound effects mixed for each platform. Colour graded shot by shot.
Delivery
16:9, 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1 masters, each composed natively, never cropped.
Designed natively for 16:9 and 9:16, never cropped.
With a short brief: the product, the audience, where the film will run and the deadline. We answer with a few ideas in writing, before any images are made, and you choose one.
Which formats do we get?
The main film plus versions for each placement. Horizontal and vertical are composed separately from the storyboard on, so neither is a crop of the other.
