Brand's Storytelling with Dynamic Motion Design
Starting at
$
30
/hrAbout this service
Summary
FAQs
How long does it take to complete a motion design project?
The timeline for a motion design project can vary depending on factors such as complexity, length, and revisions. I work closely with my clients to establish realistic timelines and milestones to ensure the timely delivery of high-quality results.
Do you provide voiceover and music services for videos?
Yes, I offer voiceover and music services as part of our motion design packages. Whether you need a professional voice talent to narrate your video or custom music tracks to enhance the mood, I can provide these services to complement your project.
Can I request revisions to the motion design?
Absolutely! I appreciate your feedback and provide a specific number of revision rounds to ensure that the final deliverables meet your expectations. My aim is to work closely with you throughout the process to achieve the desired results.
Can you accommodate rush projects or tight deadlines?
While my standard process allows for thorough planning and execution, we understand that some projects may require expedited timelines. I'm equipped to handle rush projects and tight deadlines whenever possible, without compromising on the quality of the final deliverables.
How do you ensure that the motion design aligns with our brand identity?
I prioritize understanding your brand identity, values, and aesthetic preferences from the beginning. Through comprehensive research and collaboration, I ensure that the motion design reflects your brand's personality and connects with your target audience.
Can you create motion designs for different platforms?
Yes, I can customize motion designs for various platforms, including social media, websites, presentations, and broadcast media, to ensure optimal performance and engagement across all channels.
What's included
Motion Graphics
1. Final Video Files: High-quality video files in the preferred format (e.g., MP4, MOV) ready for distribution. 2. Motion Graphics Assets: Individual graphic elements used in the project, such as animated logos, icons, and typography. 3. Storyboard or Animatic: Depending on the project scope, a storyboard or animatic outlining the visual sequence and transitions. 4. Project Files: Source files (e.g., After Effects project files) for future modifications or updates. 5. Rendered Versions: Various versions of the video optimized for different platforms (e.g., social media, website, presentations). 6. Documentation: Instructions or guidelines on how to use or integrate the motion design elements into different mediums. 7. Feedback Revisions: Revised versions based on client feedback and iterations throughout the project.
Example projects
