We add Motion graphics to product videos
Recent work
Three products, three explanations.
Field-service software
A walkthrough of the live product, cut for the feed.
Food and retail brand
A first order, start to finish, closing on the offer.
Design studio
A service reel aimed at owners with an ageing site.
How it works
Built once, then quick.
The first project sets up your motion kit: your brand, your type, your motion language. Every video after that is built from it.
The same explanation runs on your site, in the feed, in the deck and in onboarding.
- 1Start with two videosUp to 30 seconds each, plus your motion kit.
- 2Add more when you need themShort cuts, long explainers, or both together.
- 3Nothing starts from scratch againThe kit is why later videos cost less.
Pricing
What it costs.
Start here
$1,500
- Two videos, up to 30 seconds each
- Your motion kit, built from your brand
- Set up so every later video is quick
Every project starts here.
Branding
$1,000
- Colour, type and motion language built from scratch
- For products with no brand to work from
Added to the starter only if you need it.
Add videos after that
Every video is built fresh, not recut from an existing one. Priced per batch.
Short set
$800
- Three videos, up to 30 seconds each
- Built fresh, not cut down from a longer one
Good for a run of feed content.
Long form
$1,200
- One video, up to 90 seconds
- Room to walk through the whole product
The full explanation, start to finish.
Combined
$1,600
- One video, up to 90 seconds
- Three videos, up to 30 seconds each
Save $400
Or $1,350 a month on a three month commitment.
Limited spots available.
All prices in NZD.
Monthly spots are limited, so that the work stays quick.
Every finished video is yours to keep, forever.
The motion kit and source files stay with the studio, with a buyout at $6,000.
Who you work with
Kia ora, I'm Slade. Based in Auckland. Made Motion is new and it's just me, so you brief the person who makes your video and the same person answers your email. I started it to help other businesses show people what they actually do.
I have a background in sales and I've always been into motion graphics. Turns out they're the same job. Selling teaches you how people take things in, where they stop paying attention, and what makes them decide. Most product videos get made without asking what the video is for and who it's for, so I start there. Then it's simple. Take the thing that takes you twenty minutes to explain, and make it land in ninety seconds.