01 / Films
The first ten seconds, made to stick.
An intro film is the few seconds before anyone decides to keep watching. We build it around your mark and your line, then cut it for every screen it has to open.
01 / Intro films
What an intro film is.
A short piece of branded motion that opens something: a homepage, a product launch, a video series, a talk. It carries the name, the mark, and one idea, then gets out of the way.
It is not a trailer and it is not an ad. People see it every time, so it has to hold up on the tenth viewing as well as the first.
02 / Intro films
What you get.
A master film
The full version at the resolution and frame rate your placements need.
A cut for each placement
Wide, square, and vertical versions, plus a short sting for places that only give you a second or two.
A still for every cut
A poster frame that works as the thumbnail, the loading state, and the version people see when motion is off.
Web-ready files
Compressed, silent-by-default files for the site, with the project source kept for later edits.
03 / Intro films
How the work runs.
- A short call about the brand, the placements, and the one idea the film has to carry.
- Written directions with reference frames, agreed before any animation starts.
- One direction built in motion, reviewed at rough cut and again at final.
- Final cuts, stills, and files delivered in the formats each placement needs.
04 / Intro films
What we need from you.
- Your logo files and any brand guidelines you have.
- Where the film will run, and the sizes those places need.
- Any existing motion, fonts, or colors the film should respect.
- One person who can approve the direction and the final cut.
05 / Intro films
How it connects.
An intro film is often the first piece. It can open the website hero, lead into an explainer, or set the look for a longer brand film. Commission it alone, or connect the next piece when you are ready.
06 / Direct answers
Questions before you commission it.
High-impact motion and hosting for brands that need to sizzle.
Tell us what should move.
A short first conversation about the film, the website, or the hosting. It is free and it is separate from any production agreement.