This page covers process, not price.
Every question about cost below points to the same place — get in touch and it gets scoped properly. Here’s how the work actually happens.
How long does a project take?
Turnaround depends on the brief — scope, revisions, and length all affect it. Ask for a project’s specific timeline when you get in touch.
What’s actually included?
A locked creative brief, a shot-by-shot storyboard, production, and a dailies review pass before delivery — the same stages shown on the Kindred Skin case study. The final deliverable is a finished video file at the resolution and length the brief calls for.
How do revisions work?
Revisions are part of the process, not an add-on — the Kindred Skin piece on this site went through exactly that: a first cut, specific feedback, and a revised final version.
How is the work actually made?
The production runs through modern generative video tools, directed shot by shot — a locked brief, a storyboard, camera and lighting choreography per shot, and a review-and-revise pass — rather than one prompt accepted as-is. It’s not traditional hand-animation or a live-action shoot; it’s a directed digital production process. Happy to go into more detail if you’re curious — just ask.
How much does this cost?
There’s no published price list, and that’s deliberate rather than evasive: every project’s scope — length, complexity, number of revisions, brand-system work — is different enough that a flat number would either overcharge a simple piece or undercharge a complex one. Get in touch with what you need and you’ll get a real quote scoped to that brief.
Anything not covered here?
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