One call to action
Hook, problem, product in action, proof and one action.
A promo video sells one step, a video presentation explains the product whole. Both are made without a set: frames, graphics, voice, edit.
A short promo with one call to action, or a video presentation of your product and company. Script, frames, edit and music, turnkey.
Hook, problem, product in action, proof and one action.
For a meeting, a website or a sales deck.
From a product card to an email. Each placement gets its own cut.
A finished video with rights to the files.
You approve the script and the character. We do the rest and show you progress along the way.
The goal, the audience, where it will run and your references. That is enough to start.
We agree on the story and the frames before production, so the quote is clear upfront.
A person reviews every frame. We rerun the motion until it lands.
Editing, music, voice and captions. Music is composed for the job.
The finished video plus versions for each platform. The rights are yours.
Frames from internal batches. Client names stay hidden, we work under NDA.









A promo video is a short piece about a product, service or event with one call to action. A video presentation is wider: it explains the product, the company or the idea as a whole and runs longer. A promo usually fits into 15-60 seconds, a presentation runs up to 180. A video up to 90 seconds costs from $394 and takes about a week, with the exact quote after the storyboard.
The boundary blurs: one asset can work as a website promo and as a paid ad. What changes is the acceptance test. An ad is judged on retention in the first three seconds; a website promo is watched longer and judged on click-through. A video presentation explains the company, product or idea end to end: it sits on the homepage, inside a proposal, and in meetings.
A promo is scripted as a storyboard: one column for what is on screen, one for what is heard. A line that cannot be shown turns into narration and stops working.
A company presentation answers who you are, how long you have worked, with whom and what you can do: people on camera and the workshop belong here. A product presentation explains how it is built and what changes for the client. A presentation for a live talk is a backdrop: slides and short fragments that support the speaker. What they share is that structure beats footage.
One script rarely ports across placements: vertical and horizontal frame differently, and ads and websites run at different lengths. Production therefore counts a set of versions.
Models cover the visual layer: frame generation, product animation, characters, voiceover and assembly of versions for formats and languages. Meaning stays human: the script, the choice of proof, the order of arguments, the acceptance of every frame, the final edit and sound. A model answers well how something looks and badly why it should convince anyone.
A video for an ad account or a website with every frame reviewed is a commercial. A video about the company as a whole, for tenders and meetings, is a corporate video. Explaining animation with diagrams and infographics is an animated video. A stream of short versions for testing is AI video production, with batches from 100 and a rate per view.
A video up to 90 seconds costs from $394 with about a week of turnaround: script, storyboard, generation, edit, voice and music. A promo series for different products is priced per episode. Mass short versions run as a stream, up to $2.47 per 1,000 views, with production and publishing already in that price.
A promo sells one step: product, action, call to action. A video presentation explains the company, product or idea as a whole and usually runs longer.
6-15 seconds for an ad account, 15-30 for a feed, 45-60 for a website. Meetings and proposals get a 90-180 second version.
From $394 for up to 90 seconds, about a week. A 180-second presentation is quoted after the storyboard: the price depends on the number of scenes.
The visual layer, yes: frames, product animation, voiceover, versions per format. The script, the proof, acceptance and the edit stay with people.
No. The script is written in the first stage, but a ready text speeds things up: it is signed off before generation either way.
You do. We synthesize the voice and compose the music for the task, so no third-party tracks end up in the frame.
We price your task on a call
Tell us about the product, the market and the platforms. That is enough for a quote.
We'll say how many videos you'll get, at what price and by when.
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