FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A video with actors starts from 40K USD, while a minute of animation from 5K USD.
Yes, it's a ballpark figure. But it's better than spending 3 video calls to find out the agency is not the right fit for you.
But to be honest, it does actually depend on what you need. It’s kind of like asking, “how much does a car cost?”. Well, what do you want it to do? Go fast? Or maybe transport cargo? Is it a car for the city, or do you want to take it off-road?
See? It depends 😎
We love working with clients with a clear and bold vision of what they want, but we also enjoy guiding and helping clients on their first video projects.
Discover how we helped brands tell their stories, and check out some of our case studies.
Typically a live-action video gets filmed in a day or two. Easy.
Preparation, on the other hand, including writing a script, casting the perfect actors, finding suitable locations, and then editing the video, can take 2 to 12 weeks, depending on the scope.
For animation, a safe bet is 6 weeks minimum.
We like making videos that have an impact on the viewer.
Be it tv ads, thought-leadership, animated explainers, branded content, digital ads, or event content. Whatever it may be, it has to make the viewers feel something. That's when they become engaged.
Watch some of our best videos here.
First, we need to chat about the ideal outcomes of your project and how we can get you there effectively. So, we jump on a video call. From there, you send us a brief document regarding your marketing strategy for this campaign. If you don't have that, don't sweat, we'll help you figure everything out.
Next, we put our creative hats on and come up with a couple of concepts that fit your needs. You choose the one you like best, and we develop it into a script and storyboards.
Now, the process changes depending on whether we are making an animation or a live-action video... but in short, it comes down to working out the minute details of the scripts together, so that the final product is flawless.
Actually, there is. There is one thing you can do that can save up to 30% of your video marketing budget.
This may come to you as a surprise, but it's... writing a good brief.
Now hang on. I bet you're thinking, "I know how to brief!". We hate to burst your bubble, but research says you don't. Over 1700 marketers from 70 countries took part in landmark research with groundbreaking results.
"80% of clients think they write good briefs, but ony 10% of agencies agree."
"33% of every marketing budget is wasted on poor briefs and misdirected work."
So, hop on down to www.betterbriefs.com and find out how you can write better briefs, get better content and save your budget.
A video with actors starts from 40K USD, while a minute of animation from 5K USD.
Yes, it's a ballpark figure. But it's better than spending 3 video calls to find out the agency is not the right fit for you.
But to be honest, it does actually depend on what you need. It’s kind of like asking, “how much does a car cost?”. Well, what do you want it to do? Go fast? Or maybe transport cargo? Is it a car for the city, or do you want to take it off-road?
See? It depends 😎
We like making videos that have an impact on the viewer.
Be it tv ads, thought-leadership, animated explainers, branded content, digital ads, or event content. Whatever it may be, it has to make the viewers feel something. That's when they become engaged.
Watch some of our best videos here.
We love working with clients with a clear and bold vision of what they want, but we also enjoy guiding and helping clients on their first video projects.
Discover how we helped brands tell their stories, and check out some of our case studies.
First, we need to chat about the ideal outcomes of your project and how we can get you there effectively. So, we jump on a video call. From there, you send us a brief document regarding your marketing strategy for this campaign. If you don't have that, don't sweat, we'll help you figure everything out.
Next, we put our creative hats on and come up with a couple of concepts that fit your needs. You choose the one you like best, and we develop it into a script and storyboards.
Now, the process changes depending on whether we are making an animation or a live-action video... but in short, it comes down to working out the minute details of the scripts together, so that the final product is flawless.
Typically a live-action video gets filmed in a day or two. Easy.
Preparation, on the other hand, including writing a script, casting the perfect actors, finding suitable locations, and then editing the video, can take 2 to 12 weeks, depending on the scope.
For animation, a safe bet is 6 weeks minimum.
Actually, there is. There is one thing you can do that can save up to 30% of your video marketing budget.
This may come to you as a surprise, but it's... writing a good brief.
Now hang on. I bet you're thinking, "I know how to brief!". We hate to burst your bubble, but research says you don't. Over 1700 marketers from 70 countries took part in landmark research with groundbreaking results.
"80% of clients think they write good briefs, but ony 10% of agencies agree."
"33% of every marketing budget is wasted on poor briefs and misdirected work."
So, hop on down to www.betterbriefs.com and find out how you can write better briefs, get better content and save your budget.
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