Motion graphics.

We produce motion graphics for the information and brand moments a film needs to carry. That can mean a sequence of animated type, a diagram that explains a process or a coherent set of titles across a campaign. Our team develops the brief from the audience, message and available assets, then coordinates the relevant designers and animators. We keep the design connected to the film’s pacing and visual direction.

We establish the graphic content and visual references before production, then use style frames or key layouts to review the direction with your team. Once that approach is approved, we coordinate the animation and its relationship with picture, voice and sound. This separates decisions about information and appearance from the detailed timing work. Your team checks data, names, translations and brand requirements at the appropriate stages.

We identify the formats and versions early so text size, composition and animation can adapt to the placements. The scope states whether you receive finished films, rendered graphic elements or editable design assets; third-party fonts and other licences can affect handover. For a complete graphic-led film, explore animation production. For a filmed explanation with supporting graphics, see explainer video production.

Yes. We use your approved assets and guidelines as the starting point and develop the motion treatment around the film and its intended placements.

Yes. We review the footage and edit, define the information or visual work needed and coordinate the graphics with the existing material.

We can scope editable templates or source assets where the design workflow and licences allow it. The required software, files and permitted reuse are agreed before production.