A minute.
Every frame.
An animated explainer written, storyboarded and approved before a frame moves. Priced per minute of finished video, with licensed music and captions.
The script. The video. The captions.
Each minute is listed in the written scope, with its lengths, platforms and formats.
Priced per minute.
The music licence and captions are inside the price. Voiceover, further cuts and rush dates are quoted in writing after the call.
Signed off on paper. Then animated.
A typical plan for one minute of video. Length and rush dates move it.
Brief and script
The message, audience, platform and action are set. The script is written from them.
Storyboard sign-off
An illustrated storyboard, approved in writing. Nothing is animated before this.
Style frames and animation
Three to five key moments designed as stills and approved, then the full animation, music and sound design.
Delivery
The video and captions, plus any cuts and platform exports in the scope.
Changes happen on paper.
The script and storyboard are approved in writing before a frame is animated.
A storyboard gate
Message, order and emphasis are settled on the storyboard, where a change is a redrawn panel.
Style frames before production
Three to five finished stills are approved first. The animation follows them.
Music that stays up
Tracks come from commercially licensed libraries, with licences that cover social platforms and paid ads.
Cuts planned up front
Any cuts in the scope are planned into the edit from the start and delivered together.
Scope in writing
Minutes, cuts, platforms and voiceover are listed before work starts. A change is priced before it is made.
A launch. A pitch. A feed.
If the second list sounds closer, start with the service it names.
A scripted video fits
- 01A product launch
A video that explains what the product does, for the feed, the ad and the product page.
- 02An investor or pitch video
The business model in a minute or two, for a funding call or a deck.
- 03A quarter of short-form
A library of branded short videos made in one production run.
- 04A logo that has to move
An animated mark for video intros, presentations and screens.
Look elsewhere first
- 01New video every week
AI Video & UGC in AI Studio is built for volume: UGC-style clips, testimonials and ad variants.
- 02Only a voice track
AI Voiceover & Podcasts covers narration and audio on its own.
- 03Static posts
Social Media Creatives prices graphics, carousels and short video posts one at a time.
Every file, named and captioned.
Each one is checked before delivery.
Approvals on record
The approved script, storyboard and style frames are kept with the project, each with its date.
MP4 in H.264
The format every social platform and ad manager accepts, at the aspect ratios named in the scope.
Captions on every cut
An SRT file with timings, or captions burned in, for each length delivered.
Music licence documented
The library and track are named at handover, so a platform claim can be answered.
A logo reveal that loops
If it is in the scope, the animated mark starts and ends on the same frame.
Named by length and platform
Every export says what it is in its filename.
What founders ask before the storyboard.
Work like this
See all the workYour launch.
On screen.
A 30-minute call about the message and where it will run. A written scope after it.