Does emailing commit us to anything?
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No. A first email gets you questions back, or a scope and a rough cost. Nothing starts until you have seen a fixed price and agreed to it.
Our idea isn't fully formed yet. Is that a problem?
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No. A paragraph and a date is enough to start a conversation. Working out what the film should show is part of the job, and it happens before any price is fixed.
What does it cost?
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Every project is scoped and quoted before anything begins. Send the brief by email and we come back with a fixed price against a defined deliverable list, so there is no open-ended hourly billing.
How long does a film take?
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Most projects run three to six weeks from approved treatment to final master, depending on scope. We give you a dated schedule before work starts, and the review checkpoints are fixed in it.
Can you work with our existing files?
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Yes. CAD, BIM, game meshes, and brand kits are all normal starting points. We will tell you honestly on the first call what is usable as-is and what needs rebuilding for camera.
Is our material kept confidential?
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Your files are used for your project only and never published or reused. Send your NDA with the brief and we sign it before any file changes hands.
Do we get revisions?
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Review rounds are built into each stage rather than saved for the end. That is the point of working in real time: changes land while they are still cheap to make.
You are remote. How does that work?
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Direct communication, scheduled reviews, and shared frames at every checkpoint. You see the work in progress on a fixed cadence instead of waiting for a reveal.
What do we actually receive?
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Final masters in 4K plus the web, social, and vertical versions your launch needs, along with stills pulled from the film. Formats are agreed in the scope, not improvised at the end.