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Pitch films
- For new-business pitches and event tenders
- Up to 20 seconds, in 3 working days from brief and first payment
- Stays in the room: never published
01 / ChannelsThree ways to bring me in
Services
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Campaign films
- From your idea or script, without a shoot
- On your production: your contract, your client, your approvals
- Characters, product and locations built first, so they stay the same in every shot
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Stage and screens
- Concept films for tenders, openers and screen content
- Built to your pixel map, in the codec and resolution your playback team asks for
- Under your content lead and playback team
02 / Rundown6 steps
How it works
Brief
Send a few lines. One fixed number within one working day.
Script
The story and a shot list, from your idea or your script. Approval one.
Cast and world
Characters, outfits, product and locations, built once and reused in every shot. Approval two.
First look
One finished shot from each scene, made as video from that cast and world. Approval three.
First cut
Every scene, edited with sound and music. Your notes.
Final cut
Final files in every format, with the working files.
A pitch film runs these steps in 3 working days, a campaign film in about 10. Script, cast and world, and first look get one round of notes each, within 2 working days. Then 2 rounds of changes on the cut. If an approval takes longer, the delivery date moves by the same number of days. If I am late, you get 10% off the balance.
03 / AgenciesProduction companies
Working with me
- Your contract and your approved tools, if you prefer.
- White label means no credit and no contact with your client, unless you say otherwise. NDA on request.
- You hold the working files after every approval, so the film can always be finished.
- Every film ships with a rights and AI-use sheet your legal team can read in ten minutes.
- Need me set up as a vendor? Send your forms with the brief and I start them the same day.
I direct and make every film myself. You always deal with me.
Send a brief