The primary deliverable will be the motion graphics videos themselves. These videos can range from a few seconds to several minutes in length and will be created using animation, visual effects, and graphic design techniques. The final videos can be delivered in various formats such as MP4, MOV, or AVI.

Before starting the animation process, it's common to create storyboards. Storyboards are a series of illustrated panels that depict the key scenes and visuals of the video in a sequential order. These provide a visual representation of how the final video will look and help ensure that both the client and the artist are on the same page regarding the creative direction.

Depending on the project, you may also provide concept designs or style frames. These are static images that showcase the visual style, color palette, typography, and overall aesthetic of the motion graphics. Concept designs help set the artistic direction and provide a preview of the final look and feel of the video.

Throughout the creative process, the client will have the opportunity to provide feedback and request revisions. As a motion graphic artist, you'll work closely with the client to incorporate their feedback and make necessary edits to ensure the final deliverables meet their expectations.