Questions, answered

Most explainers land between 60 and 90 seconds: long enough for the problem, the solution and one call to action. For ads and social, a 15 or 30-second cut works better, and we can make both from one script.

Yes. Every explainer includes scriptwriting. You approve the script before any design starts, so the story is locked before the budget goes into animation.

Yes. We can animate simplified versions of your screens, or record and polish a screencast, like our eSleuth.ai and Title 360 CRM videos.

An explainer is built to explain one product in about a minute. 2D animation covers character-led work such as mascots, cartoons, trailers, music videos and series. It needs more character design and acting, which is why it starts at a higher price.

Yes. We design the character from your brief, you approve the sketches, and we build it for animation so it can return in future videos.

Yes. A series reuses the same characters and settings, so each episode after the first costs less to make. The four G Vision Ent promos are one example.

It works best when people need to follow a process step by step: training, finance, insurance, healthcare and education. The drawing hand guides attention to one idea at a time.

Yes. Classic black on white, spot colour on key items, or full colour fills. You see a style frame before production starts.

Yes. Send a recording and we time the drawing to it, or we cast a professional voice artist for you.

Product teasers, app and feature launches, kinetic type, data and UI animation, and event openers. If the story has no characters, motion graphics is usually the fastest and most affordable route.

Yes. Fonts, colours, icon style and logo rules come from your guidelines, so the video sits naturally next to the rest of your marketing.

Yes. 9:16 and 1:1 versions are included at 90 and 120 seconds and are available as an add-on for shorter videos.

Traditional frame-by-frame animation, where every frame is drawn. It gives the most fluid, hand-made movement and is used for trailers, short films and music videos.

Every frame is drawn by hand. One second of cel animation can need up to 24 drawings, where rigged 2D animation moves a handful of key poses.

We design an original look inspired by the era or mood you like. We do not copy existing characters or another studio's style.

Your logo as a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF). If you only have a PNG, we can rebuild it as a vector first, quoted in writing before we start.

An MP4 for video, a transparent version for editing, and short intro and outro versions.

Yes. Frame-by-frame logo animation, like our Shay and Frag Zuggy pieces, is quoted on the Logo Story tier or above.

Brand and culture videos, anniversaries, public awareness campaigns, training and internal announcements.

Yes. We plan review rounds at script and storyboard, when changes are easy, and keep a record of every approved version.

Yes. The Midwest Energy safety series is three videos built from one visual system, so they look and sound like a set.

Your deck, report or outline. We rewrite slide text so it works when heard, design each scene and animate it.

We can keep your template's fonts and colours or redesign it. Either way, the video plays on its own without a presenter.

The work grows with the number of scenes, and every 30 seconds is about six animated scenes.

Reports, surveys, research results and financials. We check every figure against your source file, and you approve the numbers before animation.

Yes. Add the source files to your order and your team, or ours, can update the numbers for next year's report.

Infographic videos are built around data and comparisons. Motion graphics is broader and covers type, interface and brand animation.

Real depth, materials and camera moves: worlds the camera can travel through, characters with weight, and events recreated from any angle.

Yes, each has its own page: 3D Product Animation and 3D Medical Animation, with their own examples.

Yes. We rebuild scenes from your photos, plans and reports, as in our Accident Recreated video. You approve the layout before animation.

CAD or STEP files are best. Photos, dimensions and a sample product also work.

Yes. Cutaways, exploded views and x-ray views show mechanisms and parts you cannot film.

Yes. Product stills for your website, packaging or listings can be rendered from the same scenes as an add-on.

Your clinical team does. We build from your references and procedure notes, and you approve the script, storyboard and draft for accuracy before the final render.

Patients, sales teams, clinicians in training, investors and conference audiences. We set the level of detail for the audience.

Yes. Stylised tissue, clean colours and cutaways let patients follow every step comfortably, as in our dental procedure videos.

A 360-degree render of the finished character, used to review the model from every side before it is rigged or animated. Every artwork on this page is one.

FBX, OBJ or the native Blender or Maya file, with textures. Game-ready and 3D-print exports on request.

Yes. Send a sketch, a description or reference images and we take it from there.

AI tools generate the raw shots. Our animators direct them, fix consistency, edit, add sound and grade the video, so it looks intentional rather than generated.

Yes, within each platform's advertising rules. Some platforms ask for AI-generated content to be labelled, and we can add a disclosure on request.

When you need many variations quickly, like the five Baja Limo ads. For strict brand consistency over a long video, 2D or 3D animation is still the better choice.

Camera and phone footage, screen recordings, webinars, podcasts and stock. Send it by link.

Yes. Titles, lower thirds, captions and motion graphics are included in the Promo and Long-form tiers.

Yes. We cut 6, 15 and 30-second versions in vertical, square and wide formats.