2D Animation & Motion
Animated explainers, motion graphics and character work for launches, onboarding and paid creative.
Covered through every US time zone, Eastern to Pacific
Brand — Identity, design and video
Script, voice, illustration and animation in one pass, for offers that take too long to explain in text.
Whiteboard animation works for one specific problem: an offer that takes three paragraphs to explain and loses people in the second one.
The script is the whole job. We get that approved first, then storyboard, then animate — because a revision at the script stage costs an hour and the same revision after animation costs a week.
How we work
We dig into the goal, the budget and the deadline. You leave knowing which services you actually need — including the ones you thought you needed and do not.
A written plan naming every deliverable, the schedule, and one price covering all of it. No hourly surprises, no change-order ambush in week six.
One account lead across every service, something to look at every week, and a shared board you can read without booking a meeting.
Files, accounts and logins transfer to you — you own all of it. Then the services reinforce each other instead of competing for credit.
Questions
Sixty to ninety seconds for most explainers. Watch-through collapses past two minutes, and the discipline of a short script usually improves how you describe the product everywhere else.
Two rounds, and the structure is designed so you rarely need them: approval happens at script and storyboard, where changes cost minutes rather than after animation, where they cost days.
Often paired with
These are the services clients most often combine with this one, and combining them inside one contract is the point.
Animated explainers, motion graphics and character work for launches, onboarding and paid creative.
Demos, testimonials and social cutdowns, shot remotely or on location, cut for every placement.
A 30-minute call, a straight answer on fit, and one fixed written price if it makes sense. If it does not, we will say so — and point you somewhere better.