Five steps, done inside a week.

Every stage ends in something you can approve: a document, a board, a frame. Nothing moves until the previous thing is signed.

Day 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5Day 6Day 7
01Day 1 Send the material
02Day 1–2 Script and storyboard
03Day 2–4 Production process
04Day 4–5 Review and refine
05Day 5–7 Publish and share

Reports, papers, data, an old deck — however messy. We read it all and agree what the video must make someone understand.

Word count to the second, then every scene drawn flat. Subject-matter review happens here, not after animation.

Design, animation, voice and sound. You see it moving before it is finished.

Two rounds of notes built into the schedule, so changes never push the delivery date.

Captions, every aspect ratio you need, and the project files if you want them — ready to post.

What we need from you

01 The source materialHowever messy — reports, spreadsheets, solver output, an old deck.
02 One expertSomeone we can ask questions, for about two hours across the week.
03 One person who signsCommittees are welcome to comment; a single named approver says yes.

Common questions

How fast can you go?

Under a week on a single explainer if the source is ready and approvals are quick. Simulation work and long-form usually add a few days for the data pass.

Do we get the project files?

Yes, on request, with the component kit documented so your team can make cutdowns without us.

Who writes the script?

We do, from your material, and you edit it. Scripts written elsewhere are fine too — we will still time them to the second.