CGI & Motion Graphics

What the camera cannot film gets built. We use motion graphics when the idea is information to be explained, and CGI when the scene itself cannot be shot.

What the work covers

  • Motion graphics that explain products and services
  • 3D elements and environments
  • Visual effects composited into live footage
  • Animated identity, opening and closing titles

Types of work

Product or service explainer

One idea explained in a minute or less, with graphics and motion.

Animated infographics

Figures, reports and achievements in animated graphics that read quickly.

3D scenes

A product or project not yet built, or what happens inside a machine, in a 3D environment.

Motion identity

An animated logo, idents and openers that carry the identity into every video.

How the work runs

  1. Script

    What the viewer must understand, written as a short script approved first.

  2. Visual frames

    Frames showing the style and key shots before animation.

  3. Animation or build

    Animating the graphics or building the 3D scenes, with a review version.

  4. Sound and delivery

    Voice-over and music, and delivery in the required formats.

What shapes the quote

  • Length
  • 2D or 3D
  • The complexity and number of scenes
  • Voice-over and the number of languages

We do not publish fixed prices: every quote is worked out from the project's specification once the details arrive.

Frequently asked questions

When should I choose motion graphics over filming?

When the idea is information or a process to explain, or when the scene cannot be filmed: a project not yet built, or what happens inside a machine.

Can a project be shown before it is built?

Yes, in a 3D environment built from the plans and designs you provide.

Does the service include voice-over?

It can, in Arabic, English or both, as set out in the quote.

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