Short films that make people act
A promo has one job: get somebody to do the next thing. Book the demo, buy the ticket, click through. Everything else in the film is in service of that or it should not be there.
Our Work
Hyundai · VR Factory Tour
BioLegend · Corporate Documentary
ESET · Brand Campaign
Chicco · TV Commercial
Infinera · Corporate Film
Zotac · Play Big
SPY · Product Promo
QCells · Brand Promo
DuChateau · Linaire
Solar Gard · Dagin in the Desert
Artiva · Promo
Lytics · Motion Graphics
DB CyberTech · TV Commercial
Virtual Field · Product Film
Consumer Fusion · Promo
GreenFat · Brand Film
SuperMouth · Branded Film
iLife · Product Film
Paper Airplane · Commercial
BioLegend · iAct Promo
Two decades. 2,100+ productions.
Hyundai, Qualcomm, ESPN and Netflix among them.

A clear next step, not just a nice film.

A reason to pick you over the other three.

Broadcast, social and paid cuts from one shoot day.

Proof your buyers actually believe.
When you need attention for something specific and time-bound: a launch, an event, a campaign push. If the goal is ongoing awareness rather than a deadline, a brand film usually does more for the money.
We start with the action you want and work backwards. That decides the length, the hook, the cut-downs and where the call to action lands, before anyone books a camera.
Most promos fail because they were made to look good and the call to action was added at the end.
Launch films for a new product. Event promos that sell tickets or drive registrations. Brand promos that introduce a company to a market that does not know it. Campaign cut-downs for paid social, made from the same shoot.
What to ask before you hire anyone
A short film built to prompt one action, usually thirty to ninety seconds. It is not a brand film and not an explainer. It exists to move somebody now.
It depends on shoot days, talent, locations and how many cut-downs you need. We price against the brief rather than a rate card. Full package pricing is published on our video production pricing page.
Under two minutes, and usually well under. Thirty to sixty seconds for social and paid placements, sixty to ninety when the product needs explaining first. Longer only when the viewer has already chosen to watch.
Technology, life science, consumer products, hospitality and nonprofit, mostly. The common thread is a deadline: a launch date, an event, a campaign window. That is what makes a promo the right format rather than a brand film.
Yes. Event promos work best shot at the previous year’s event, so there is real footage of a full room rather than an empty venue and a logo. If this is a first year, we build it from the venue, the speakers and the programme.
Bring us the action, the deadline and where it will run. We will tell you what it takes and what it costs.
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