Every project is scoped individually. Selected engagements have starting points.
Scope, runtime, research depth, visual complexity, deliverables, and review requirements determine what a project costs. Starting points tell you where an engagement begins — not what yours will cost.
Business & product filmsStarting at$2,500Product, brand, SaaS, launch and company films — short-form through films of about five minutes.→Medtech & healthcare filmsStarting at$4,500Device, mechanism-of-action, procedure, patient-education and healthcare technology films.→Websites & digital launchStarting at$1,500Landing pages from $1,500, business websites from $2,500, premium and custom experiences from $4,500+.→Legal visualizationScoped per matterMedical-legal and injury demonstratives, quoted from the materials and the theory of the case.→
Send the brief, the device, the case, or the problem. Within one business day you'll have a producer's honest read on scope, timeline, and fit — and a written quote before anything is invoiced.
How engagements run
Signature Explainer
A single film, brief to master, with documented accuracy review.
Rapid
A readiness lane, available across verticals, for work that arrives production-ready.
Procedure Film
Long-form, multi-view procedural work on locked anatomical geometry.
Retainer
Ongoing production against a reusable visual canon.
The readiness lane
Work that arrives production-ready moves faster, in any vertical. These eight items decide it:
- A locked brief or case position
- Reference materials
- Approved script or narration direction
- Audience and deliverable list
- Target date
- A named subject-matter reviewer
- Brand assets, if the film carries them
- A single approver
If any item is missing, the project moves to the standard timeline — stated in the scope, honored on the calendar.