Launch teasers · packages

Three lengths. Three fixed prices.

A 15-second teaser for one reveal, a 30-second teaser with a short arc, or a 60-second launch trailer with a full build. Here is what each length can carry, what we need from you and how long it takes.

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TC 01:00:00:00

15s · 30s · 60s

TC 01:00:03:10The packages, clip by clip

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V1REVEAL

15-second teaser£450One reveal, one hit, one end card.

V2STORY

30-second teaser£850A cold open, a turn and a reveal, with a short story arc.

V3LAUNCH

60-second launch trailer£1,600A full build in three acts, title cards between beats, and an end card that carries the launch date and where to find it.

A1EXTRAS

Extra frame size£90Each, beyond the three included.Extra revision round£120Each, after the two included.

Clip lengths are drawn to scale on a 60-second ruler. Every package exports in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16 at no extra charge.

TC 01:00:08:00What each length can carry

Length is the main creative decision. Pick it on what your material can sustain, not on what feels grand; a tight 30 beats a padded 60 every time.

15-second teaser

£450

One reveal · 5 working days from approved beat sheet

Fifteen seconds is about six to eight shots. That is enough for a cold open of two or three seconds, a short build of quick cuts, one hard hit on the reveal and an end card that holds for three seconds so it can actually be read. It is not enough for a story, and we will not pretend it is.

What is included

Beat sheet before any cutting
One rough cut, two revision rounds
Up to two title cards and one end card in your fonts
One music bed cut to length, plus whoosh and hit design
Colour and sound pass
Masters in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16, plus a version without end card

Turnaround5 working days

RevisionsTwo rounds

Frames16:9 · 1:1 · 9:16

Best for: a product shot turning to camera, a cover drop, a release-date announcement, a game logo landing.

30-second teaser

£850

A short arc · 8 working days from approved beat sheet

Thirty seconds holds a shape. A cold open sets a question in the first four seconds; the middle shows the thing doing what it does, in three or four quick beats; a turn changes the pace — a cut to silence, a held frame, a line of type — and the reveal answers the question the opening asked. Most launches land here.

What is included

Beat sheet with timings for every beat
One rough cut, two revision rounds
Up to five title cards, kinetic typography on one key line, one end card
One music bed with an edit at the turn, full sound design
Colour and sound pass
Masters in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16, plus a version without end card

Turnaround8 working days

RevisionsTwo rounds

Frames16:9 · 1:1 · 9:16

Best for: an app showing two or three features, a novel with a hook line, an indie game with a mechanic worth showing.

60-second launch trailer

£1,600

A full build · 12 working days from approved beat sheet

A minute is a proper trailer: three acts, a slow open, a build that speeds up with the music, title cards that carry the argument between beats, a false ending if the material earns one, and a final run into the reveal and end card. It needs more material — think twenty or more usable shots or captures — and we will tell you at the beat-sheet stage if yours will not stretch.

What is included

Beat sheet in three acts, timed to the music structure
One rough cut, a fine cut, two revision rounds
Full motion-type package: title cards, kinetic lines, lower thirds and end card
Music bed with two edits, layered sound design and risers
Colour and sound pass across mixed sources
Masters in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16, a version without end card and a 15-second cut-down

Turnaround12 working days

RevisionsTwo rounds

Frames16:9 · 1:1 · 9:16

Best for: a game launch, a hardware product with a lot to show, a series or book launch with plenty of artwork.

TC 01:00:14:12What you supply

The studio edits; it does not shoot. So the teaser can only be as rich as the material you send, and it pays to send generously. Useful material includes product footage or b-roll, gameplay or app screen recordings at the highest resolution you have, cover art and illustration as layered files where possible, 3D renders, photography, and your logo as a vector file.

Send your brand fonts as files, or tell us which free typefaces you use, plus your colour values. If you want a line of copy on screen, send it; if you would rather we draft the title cards, say so and they appear in the beat sheet for approval. Dialogue or voice-over is welcome if you already have it recorded. We do not cast or record voices.

Finally, the brief: what is launching, when, for whom, and the one thing a viewer should remember. Three sentences is enough. Files arrive by any download link you like; we confirm within two working days that everything opens and is usable.

A small action camera on a mini tripod, its rear screen showing the shot being recorded — Phone and small-camera footage cuts in fine once it has been through the colour pass.

TC 01:00:19:05Price list

Item	Turnaround	Price
15-second teaser	5 working days	£450
30-second teaser	8 working days	£850
60-second launch trailer	12 working days	£1,600
Extra frame size (each), beyond 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16	adds 1 working day	£90
Extra revision round, after the two included	adds 2 working days	£120

Prices are in pounds sterling and are the whole price for the package: there is no separate charge for the beat sheet, the music bed for online and paid use, or the three standard frame sizes. Half is payable when you approve the beat sheet, the rest before the final masters are released. Turnarounds run from beat-sheet approval and assume notes come back within two working days of each cut.

Ready to pick one? The booking page totals the package and any extras as you choose them.

Not sure which length fits?

Book the one you think is closest and say so in the message. If the material points elsewhere, the beat sheet will tell us both before anything is paid.

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