Motion systems that shape identities
Easing, rhythm and transitions written down as rules your own team can reuse.
Fourteen designers, animators and editors in one Rotterdam room. We write how a brand moves, then make the films and the feed that prove it.
Easing, rhythm and transitions written down as rules your own team can reuse.
Short films cut for the feed first and the big screen second.
Weekly loops, cutdowns and stories that still look like you on day ninety.
The people who sketch your film also animate and edit it. Nothing gets lost in a hand-off.
Five launches from the last two seasons, each with a tempo we wrote for the brand before a single frame was drawn.
Before we animate anything, we choose how your brand moves: how fast it arrives, how hard it stops, how long it holds. Three of the tempos we have written so far:
A long ease-out. Nothing arrives in a hurry; for brands that should feel inevitable.
Fast in, hard stop, a beat of stillness. For brands that make decisions.
An even swing with a heartbeat on top. For brands that live with their audience every day.
Four steps, about six weeks for a launch film. The tempo is set in step one and every frame after it is checked against it.
Two workshops with your team. We leave with the tempo of your brand written down in one page.
Storyboards and motion tests: the key moves animated rough, before anything is polished.
Shoot, animate and edit in one room, with weekly reviews you can join from anywhere.
Masters, cutdowns for every channel and the motion rules, handed to your team.
“They found the
pace our brand already had and wrote it down, so every film after theirs keeps it.”
“Our launch film was cut for phones first. It was also the best thing on the big screen at the premiere.”
Ilse Brouwer, Sable Audio
“Ninety days of posts and not one of them looked like someone else’s.”
Ruben Hale, Offgrid Skate Co.
The person who storyboards your film sits next to the person who cuts it. Four of the fourteen who will work on yours:
Noor Visser
Creative director
Joris de Wit
Animation lead
Lena Okafor
Motion designer
Tomas Brandt
Editor
What we shoot when nobody has asked for anything. Half of our best client ideas started here as a test on a Friday night.
A tunnel drawn with one torch and forty seconds of shutter.
How little can move and still read as speed.
A loop with no start, shot in one take.
A person sketched in the air, then erased by the next frame.
A camera swung past a lamp until only the colour stayed.
Tail lights at a hundred and twenty, slowed to a crawl.
Every engagement starts with the tempo workshop. After that, pick the pace that fits the work.
Two weeks
One focused piece: a launch loop set, a motion audit of what you already have, or a teaser for the film to come.
From €12,000
Book a sprintTwelve weeks
A motion system and the launch it was built for: film, cutdowns and the rules, handed over to your team at the end.
From €48,000
Plan a seasonMonth by month
A standing crew for your channels: weekly posts, monthly films and a review every Friday.
From €9,500 a month
Start a retainerShort answers to what new clients ask first. Anything else, write to us.
A short set of rules for how your brand moves: easing curves, timing, transitions, how type and logo enter and leave. It comes as a document, project files and sample animations your team or any agency can use.
Most of our clients are elsewhere in Europe and in North America. Workshops run in person or remotely; reviews are always remote.
Yes. We often write the motion system and the launch film, then hand the rules to the agency that runs your campaigns.
You do. Masters, project files and the motion rules are yours from the final invoice on.
A sprint usually starts within three weeks of the first call, a season within six.