The process runs in four stages. Each one closes with your feedback before we move to the next.

1. Moodboard and style I pick the visual direction based on your product and audience. Yousee references, colors, and pacing before anyone touches a camera or After Effects.

2. Script I write the copy for your format: 60, 90, or 120 seconds. The structure holds attention to the end, not just the first 5 seconds.

3. Storyboard Every frame in Figma: composition, on-screen text, the moment for a UI insert. You approve the storyboard before motion work starts.

4. Motion My motion design partner has animated 100+ videos. You get a finished video with music, sound effects, and sound design cut to the edit.

Revisions after every stage. A problem gets caught at the script, not at final render.

Why duvo.studio Before we start, I study launch videos from your competitors: where viewers drop off, what pacing holds attention, what structure works for that specific audience. The script and storyboard get built around that, not around a template that just looks nice.

9 years in design. Motion partner with 100+ animated videos shipped.

Moodboard and visual direction

Storyboard in Figma

Final video in formats for press, web, and social

Launch recommendations: where and how to publish for reach