What's included

• Mood board

  A visual and conceptual collage organized to convey the project's intended mood, tone, style, and overall aesthetic direction. It serves as a creative reference and communication tool to align the vision and expectations, it provides a visual blueprint for the design and animation choices that will shape the final motion design piece.

• Storyboard

  A detailed visual plan or outline of the animation, showing key scenes, transitions, and elements. It helps to visualize the overall flow of the project.

• Style Frames

  Static images that capture the visual style of the animation. These frames will be used to make design decisions and ensure consistency.

• Animatic

  A rough, timed version of the animation using still images or simple animations. It helps to gauge the pacing and overall flow of the project before detailed animation begins.

• Final Animation

  The fully animated and polished video or sequence, including all visual and audio elements.

• Graphic Assets

  Any vector files, images, or other assets used in the animation.

• Audio Assets

  Sound effects, background music, voiceovers, or any other audio elements used in the animation. These may be delivered separately or integrated into the final video.

• Rendered Files

  High-resolution video files in the required formats and resolutions for the intended use depending on the platform chosen.

• Project Files

  All project files(e.g., After Effects, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, Photoshop), and any other relevant assets.

• Revisions

  A predetermined number of revision rounds will be specified in the proposal for adjustments based on your feedback.