Start with one story your viewer can follow
A good 2D video gives your viewer one clear idea to understand. We turn your brief into a script and a visual story. Then we bring them together in an edited video. The work can include original characters, locations, backgrounds and objects. We shape them around your project, not generic crypto imagery. If you need a wider visual system, explore our brand book development.
Before we write, tell us who the video is for. Explain what they need to understand and what you hope they will do next. Share product facts and approved wording, too. If you have a visual identity, interface screens or reference images, we can use them. That keeps the story grounded in your product. You can also see the broader design, video and development studio work.
Some teams come to us with a rough idea. Others already have copy or footage. We can also take on video editing separately. That includes vertical or horizontal edits, product presentations and video-blog cuts.
Three decisions before we draw the first frame
A useful production brief settles the audience, the main message and the place the video will appear. We start there. That way, the script, framing and edit all serve the same purpose.
- Name the viewer. Tell us what they already know. Explain what might be unfamiliar. That helps us choose plain language and decide what the video needs to explain.
- Choose the main message. A short piece has room for a central idea, not every feature. Share the facts that must stay accurate. Tell us what action you want viewers to take.
- Pick the destination and format. Vertical and horizontal videos need different framing. Tell us where you plan to use the file. Then we can plan text size, scene composition and the ending.
When people ask how to create a viral crypto video, we start with a story worth understanding and sharing. We can make the creative clear and provide the agreed files. A video’s reach is not a production setting we can control. If you’re planning creator support, the video can sit alongside KOL and creator campaigns.
Which video format fits the moment you have in mind?
The right format follows how someone will watch and use the video. We can make a turnkey animation or handle production and editing separately. The choice depends on what you already have.
When you need a story built from the ground up
We can write the script and design characters and locations. We can create backgrounds and objects, then animate and edit the piece. This works well when the product needs a visual explanation. It also suits a launch that needs a distinct story. The first three revisions are included free of charge.
When you have footage or a defined message
We can edit supplied material, create motion-design videos or prepare advertising videos. We can also make product presentations or cut video-blog material. Tell us what the source files contain and what needs to remain. For example, say you have a product walkthrough and need a shorter introduction. We’d identify the essential steps first. Then we’d plan an edit that keeps them easy to follow.
When the video belongs to a larger set
Share the other assets and their current status. A landing page design or banner and video banner design can carry the same message beyond the video. We’ll align the wording and call to action. That helps the next step feel connected.
Keep the review calm when a team changes hands
Picture an ambassador program lead right after a team handover. The new lead has scattered notes and needs a short video to explain the program. We’d gather the facts into one brief and agree on the message. Then we’d share the script and visual direction before animation begins.
That kind of handoff is easier when the right people review the work at the right moment. We keep communication in one project thread. We also explain what is ready for review, whether it’s the script, scenes or final edit. Your team can gather its notes together. That avoids competing comments from separate conversations.
To prepare for the first review, gather:
- One person to confirm product facts and approved wording.
- The current logo, product screens and visual guidance, if available.
- The intended format and where the finished video will appear.
Short pieces can take up to 3 days. We agree timing based on the work and the materials ready at the start. The first three revisions are free of charge. We’ll clarify how later changes will be handled before they arise.
Carry the same clear message into publishing
A finished animation gives you control over its story, visuals, edit and agreed file format. YouTube, social channels and ad placements make their own content and distribution decisions. They also decide how the video appears. We cannot promise a particular approval, placement or audience response.
Before publishing, check that the final script matches approved project facts. Confirm that the logo and interface are current. Make sure text is readable in the chosen format. Ask the person managing the channel to confirm its requirements before scheduling. This keeps production approval separate from the channel’s publishing decision. For coordinated launch materials, we can also discuss the video alongside the wider studio service range.
The video should agree with the page or campaign it points toward. Check the product name, central message and next step across those materials. If the supporting page is still being made, tell us what is final. Tell us what may change, too. That helps us avoid building a key scene around provisional details. Send us your brief, current assets and intended destination. We’ll review them with you, confirm the format and map the handoffs before production starts.
How it works
- Share the briefTell us about the audience, project, intended action and video destination. Add any brand files or product material you already have.
- Agree on the planWe confirm the format, message, script needs and what the finished file should include.
- Review the storyYour team checks the script and visual direction against product facts and brand guidance.
- Make and revise the videoWe animate and edit the piece, then make the first three revisions free of charge.
- Approve and receive the fileYou confirm the final edit and receive the agreed finished video files and formats.
Frequently asked questions
What should I gather before we begin an animated video?
Start with a short project description and the intended audience. Add the main idea viewers should remember. Tell us the video destination and desired format. Include approved product wording, logo files or interface screens, if you have them. If an asset is still changing, let us know. That gives us a clear starting point without asking you to finish every supporting material first.
What do the three included revisions mean in practice?
The first three revisions are free of charge for turnkey 2D animation. We’ll show you what is ready at each review, such as the script, scenes or final edit. The people approving the video can send one combined set of notes. That makes feedback easier to apply. We’ll clarify how any further changes are handled before they are needed.
How soon could a short animated piece be ready?
Short pieces can take up to three days. We agree the timing based on the work and the materials available before production starts. Having your message, assets and review contact ready helps us move through the script and edit. It also avoids waiting for basic decisions.
Can you make our crypto video go viral?
We can shape a clear story for your audience and produce the agreed video files. We cannot promise that a video will go viral. The channel decides content review, display and distribution. Viewers decide whether to watch or share. For example, we can make the next step easy to understand. We can’t make the audience take it.
Can you edit what we have instead of creating an animation?
Yes. We can edit supplied footage or make vertical and horizontal videos. We also create motion-design and advertising videos, prepare product presentations, and cut video-blog material. Tell us what the footage shows and which parts matter. Let us know where you’ll use the edit. We’ll help you decide whether editing alone is enough or new visuals are needed.
How is turnkey 2D animation priced?
Turnkey animation is priced per second of finished video. Before production, we agree what the video needs. That includes the script, visual design, format and final files. Share an approximate length and your brief. We can discuss the work involved and confirm the plan.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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