Summary

Process

FAQs

• Is the Logo created from scratch?

  Generally, clients often come with a logo they want animated, so the logo design isn't part of the animation service. If you need a logo designed from the beginning, it can be done for an additional fee as it's a separate service. However, keep in mind that this may extend the project timeline. Starting from scratch to create an original logo can be advantageous as it allows the entire design to be crafted considering its animation potential.

• What it final format of the video?

  Typically, we use MP4 format as it's compatible in most cases. If you require a different format or compression, it's simply a matter of discussing this beforehand..

• How long the project will take to finish?

  The standard timeline for completion is 2 to 3 weeks at most. Longer and more intricate videos will naturally require additional time, while shorter ones might be finished in less than a week. Any deviations from these timeframes will be promptly communicated.

• What the client needs to take to the first meeting?

  Essentially, any visual or creative material that fuels the vision for the product is valuable. This can encompass a wide range, including pictures, videos, photos, drawings, illustrations, paintings, movies, poems, writings—virtually anything that expresses the ideas and ambiance you wish to convey. Whether simple or intricate, colorful or subdued, cheerful or solemn, your concepts serve as the inspiration for me to create the artistic representation you desire.

• What about the right of use?

  The client is granted the freedom to utilize the final product in any suitable form to promote their brand, business, project, or media for as long as they deem appropriate. On the designer's end, the final product may be used in their portfolio to showcase their work. However, it is crucial that the designer refrains from devaluing or revealing confidential aspects of the client's project. Therefore, an agreement needs to be established upon delivery of the final project regarding the timeframe for posting the work in the designer's portfolio. This precaution is taken to prevent any premature disclosure of the project before the client chooses to release it, ensuring the exclusivity and novelty of the work remain intact.