3D and 2D animation that explains and holds attention

It depends on the length and complexity of the animation, the number of scenes and how quickly the script and storyboard are approved.

The video's goal and where it will be used, brand guidelines, product information and, for 3D, drawings, photos or a product sample.

Major revisions happen at the script and storyboard stages so they don't affect timing. The number of rounds is set in the contract.

Yes. We create versions for different formats and platforms, update text, and can reuse scenes and models for new videos.

There's no flat per-second rate: a ten-second logo animation and a one-minute 3D video with characters are completely different jobs. After the brief we suggest a style that fits your goal and budget and break down the animation cost by stage.

2D suits explainer videos, infographics and social ads: it's quicker to produce and easy to adapt to different formats. 3D animation is the right call when you need to show a product in detail — its mechanism, materials or packaging — or when a physical sample isn't ready yet. We often combine both in one video.

Filming is convincing when you need real people, a place or emotion on screen. Motion design wins when the subject is abstract — a service, a process, data — or when a shoot would be complicated or costly. Animation is also easier to update: figures or text can change without a reshoot.

Yes, we plan sound alongside the animation: we select music cleared for use, add sound effects and record voice-over in Uzbek, Russian or English. Voice and music style are agreed in advance so the video sounds like your brand.

We deliver the finished video in formats for each platform: horizontal for your website, YouTube and TV, vertical for Reels and Stories, square for the feed. We also hand over the project source files, so the animation can be extended or reused in new videos later.