MOTION GRAPHICS & ANIMATED TITLES
THE CAMERA GUYS / IN MOTIONMAKE YOUR
MESSAGE
MOVE
Words with rhythm. Ideas with shape. We design motion graphics that make your message clear, memorable and unmistakably yours.
LET’S MAKE IT MOVEThe Camera Guys promotional film
Animated type, graphic transitions and a little personality.
A LITTLE MOVEMENT. A DIFFERENT FEELING.
What could
your message do?
Explore three ways to put graphics to work.
Give a message its own rhythm.
A few well-timed words can introduce an idea, build anticipation or land the point. Kinetic typography makes the way a message arrives part of its character.
Campaign films · Launch announcements · Social content
CLIENT WORK / ZERO EXCHANGE
Complex world.
Clear announcement.
A promotional animation for the Zero Exchange Hackathon Competition. Interface imagery establishes the setting, bold type introduces the event, and the brand brings the sequence together.
EXPLORE THE ZERO EXCHANGE PROJECTGood animation guides the eye.
See how we think about structuring a short animated promotional film.
BEFORE ANYTHING MOVES
Get the
idea right.
The strongest animation starts with a clear message. We build the design and movement around it, with room for your feedback along the way.
Working on a complete campaign? Motion graphics can sit alongside our promotional films or become part of a video editing project.
- 01
The idea
First, the message.
What should someone understand, remember or do? We start with the audience, the words and the purpose of the piece.
- 02
The look
See the direction early.
Style frames and a storyboard establish the visual treatment and sequence before the detailed animation begins.
- 03
The movement
Then, give it rhythm.
Timing, transitions and sound bring the approved direction to life. Feedback refines the piece against the agreed brief.
- 04
The delivery
Ready for its next screen.
We prepare the agreed lengths, aspect ratios and files. Tell us early if you need several formats or graphics to use in an existing edit.
YOUR NEXT MOVING IDEA
Start with
“What if…”
A title sequence? An animated announcement? Something you can picture, but haven’t quite put into words?
Tell us the idea, the audience and where it needs to appear. We’ll help define the approach, deliverables and cost.
- 01The message you want to get across
- 02Your brand assets and any references
- 03Length, formats and intended channels
- 04Deadline and budget, if you have one
Quoted around the design, complexity and finished versions. Scope and review stages agreed before we begin.
Based in Suffolk. Working with businesses, agencies and teams across the UK, with briefs and reviews shared online.
THE PRACTICAL BITS
Before we
press play.
Can you work with our existing brand?
Yes. Supply your logo, fonts, colour palette and any brand guidelines. We can create motion graphics from existing artwork or discuss a visual direction that fits the rest of your content.
Can the animation sit alongside filmed footage?
Yes. Titles, branded transitions, diagrams and other graphics can be designed for an existing film or planned as part of a new production. Send a sample of the edit so we can consider framing, colour and timing.
Do we need a finished script?
A finished script is useful, but you can come to us with an outline or a clear message. We’ll agree any script development, storyboarding and design work as part of the scope before animation starts.
How much does motion graphics work cost?
We quote around the scope: design work, animation complexity, duration, sound, review stages and the versions you need. A short title sequence and a fully animated film need different amounts of work. Share the brief and a reference to help us estimate it.
Can we have different versions and editable files?
Tell us before we quote if you need alternate wording, multiple aspect ratios, transparent graphics or editable project files. We’ll agree the deliverables and any handover requirements up front.
How long does it take?
The schedule depends on the amount of design and animation, the deadline and the review process. We agree milestones before starting. If you have a fixed launch date, share it with your initial brief.