Motion graphics

Stories that move

We plan the story, design each frame in your brand and animate it, with music or sound where it helps. Every piece comes in the sizes each platform needs, from a square post to a full-screen story.

An idea in the first seconds

Social media animation is watched on phones, in a feed, often on mute, and the opening seconds decide whether anyone stays. So the idea lands in the first frame, every line of text stays on screen long enough to read, and the brand closes the piece.

Script, storyboard, then motion

Every piece of motion design, from a five-second post to an explainer video, follows the same steps.

1. Script. The message, the order of scenes and every line of on-screen text, agreed in writing.
2. Storyboard. Key frames sketched in sequence, so the flow is approved before animation starts.
3. Style frames. Two or three main scenes designed in full, in your brand’s colours and type.
4. Animation. Movement, timing and transitions, with licensed music and sound effects where they help.
5. Exports. Every size and format the piece will run in, checked on a phone.

Built for every screen

Text and logos stay clear of the edges, where apps place their buttons and captions, and subtitles are burned in for viewers watching on mute.

Logos that move, loops that load fast

An animated logo of three to five seconds opens or closes videos, adverts and presentations. Loops for websites and apps are exported as Lottie files, which stay sharp at any size and weigh a fraction of a video file; GIFs cover email and chat.

• After Effectsanimation and compositing
• Premiere Proedits, music and sound
• LottieFilesweb and app animations

Filmed video and photography run through Content creation, and still campaigns through Flyers, posters & adverts.