Please review the following list of deliverables to understand the key milestones, your role in providing certain elements, and the expertise we bring to every stage.

List of Deliverables:

1. Social Media Strategy and Timeline: A strategy document that outlines the project's purpose, target audience, key messages, style, and timeline. The strategy will be tailored specifically for the social media platforms where the graphics will be used.
2. Client Assets Review: A thorough review and evaluation of the client's supplied assets (brand files, logos, other imagery, voiceover, and music) to ensure compatibility with social media platforms and the project's design requirements.
3. Initial Concept Sketches: Preliminary sketches/storyboards based on the client's assets and social media strategy. These initial visuals will guide the design and movement sequences in the motion graphics, ensuring they are suitable for social media engagement.
4. Style Frames: Refined static visuals, incorporating client assets, to give an idea of how key frames in the final animation might look. This is a crucial step in ensuring your social media motion graphics align with your brand identity.
5. Motion Test Clips: Short animated sequences to demonstrate movement and transitions, showing how the graphics will engage viewers on your social media platforms.
6. Animation Draft with Client-provided Assets: A near-final version of the motion graphics, incorporating all the client's assets. At this stage, the animation is reviewed, and feedback is collected to ensure the motion graphics effectively represent the client's vision for their social media presence.
7. Final Motion Graphics Content: After revisions and final adjustments, this will be the completed social media-friendly motion graphics content. The content will be formatted appropriately for each of the client's social media platforms.
8. Source Files: Depending on the contract agreement, the source files of the project can be supplied. This gives the client or another designer the opportunity to make future edits or adaptations to the motion graphics.
9. Documentation and Guidelines: This includes instructions on how to use or adapt the motion graphics, information about the software needed to view or edit the files, and any style guidelines followed during the design process.
10. Post-Project Support: Depending on the agreement, there might be a period of post-project support. This could involve troubleshooting, guidance on the integration of the motion graphics into various social media platforms, or minor adjustments as needed.