04 / Motion & launch films

Give the idea movement.

We create motion design, 3D visuals and launch films that extend a brand’s character. From a moving identity to a product reveal, the work connects the visual language with a story and a place to watch it.

Discuss your project

The starting point

For a brand reveal, a product launch or a digital experience that needs a distinct sense of movement.

A film for a launch stage and an animation inside a website have different jobs. We start with the message, viewing context and available assets. That defines the pacing, format and level of detail. Motion can be part of a wider identity and website brief, or a focused piece with its own creative direction.

Built around your brief

What the work
can include.

The deliverables are agreed for your project. Here are the parts we can bring together.

01

Concept & sequence

Define the central idea, visual references and sequence of moments before production.

02

Motion identity

Explore how the mark, typography and graphic language move as part of a recognisable brand.

03

3D & visual worlds

Develop the objects, materials and scenes needed for the agreed creative direction.

04

Launch assets

Prepare the film and agreed versions for their intended screens, placements and aspect ratios.

In practice

See it in the work.

All projects

How we approach it

A shared direction.
A considered process.

  1. Define the moment

    Share where the work will appear, who will see it, the message and the assets already available.

  2. Shape the movement

    Develop the sequence and visual direction, then review the motion through agreed production stages.

  3. Prepare the delivery

    Refine the final piece and prepare the scoped formats. Additional cutdowns, versions and web implementation are agreed as part of the brief.

Before we begin

A few useful answers.

Can motion be part of a branding or website project?

Yes. A shared visual direction helps the identity, website and moving assets feel connected. We agree where motion adds value and what each format needs.

What should we include in the brief?

Include the audience, message, intended placement, target duration, aspect ratios, existing assets and target date. A reference film can help explain the direction, but the work should have its own idea.

Can you make several versions of a launch film?

Versions and cutdowns can be included in the scope. Specify the placements early so composition, timing and delivery can account for them.