Motion Graphics
Animation and motion graphics — a format that explains a complex idea in 20 seconds and needs no filming.
Explaining takes too long and nobody reads it
Explaining how a service works in text takes time, and visitors don't read to the end. Filming isn't always an option either — some things have no camera: a process, a set of numbers, an app screen, a diagram. That's exactly what motion graphics are for.
Who it's for
- Businesses whose service needs explaining (fintech, insurance, software)
- Companies that need to show an app or dashboard
- Brands wanting an animated intro and outro for their logo
- Teams looking for a short, attention-grabbing social format
What's included
Script and storyboard
What gets said and what appears on screen, frame by frame, approved before animation starts.
Frame design
Static design of the key screens in your brand colours and typefaces.
Animation
Transitions, object movement and pacing — text appears at a speed people can actually read.
Voiceover and music
Narration (AZ/RU/EN) and licensed background music, with subtitles for sound-off viewing.
Logo animation
A branded intro and outro for the start and end of videos — made once, reused everywhere.
Format package
Horizontal, square and vertical versions, plus a lightweight file for the website.
How we work
Goal and message
One job is chosen for the video: explain, introduce or attract attention.
Script
A short, spoken-language script is written — the animation follows the script, not the other way round.
Storyboard
Frames are agreed as a diagram so nothing fundamental changes during animation.
Design and animation
Static frames are produced and then brought to life; a first version goes for review.
Audio and delivery
Voiceover, music and subtitles are added, and every format is delivered.
What you get
- A short, clear explanation of a complex service
- A fully controllable format that needs no shoot
- A branded intro reused across all your videos
- Ready-made formats for social platforms
- A project file that can be updated later
Pricing
The price depends on the length, the number of scenes and whether voiceover is included. A logo animation is the simplest case; an explainer needs more scenes and more copy work.
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