Script
The core message gets clear
Kinetic storytelling that captures mindshare in seconds.
Original storyboarding, 2D and 3D character rigging, fluid 60fps kinetic motion, and spatial audio.
Script and storyboard
2D and 3D
Character design
Voiceover and sound
2D·3D2D and 3D
Sound design
16:9
Script
Motion
Sound
2D and 3D • Custom script and storyboard
Motion graphics production that is understood without being explained
Viewers decide in the first three seconds whether to stay. Good video doesn't explain; it shows. We design script, character, motion and sound together from the start, so the video catches the eye and stays in the mind, in 2D or 3D, promotional or explainer. Scroll down to watch our own story: seven frames, not a word of explanation.
- 2D and 3D
- Custom script and storyboard
- Voiceover and sound design
Seven Frames to Seeing
Motion graphics is a story you understand without being told. This one is ours: seven frames, seventy-four seconds, no sound. Whatever you read into it is the right reading.
Your brand has a story too, one nobody has seen yet.
Build my brand storyWhy a story, not just motion
Our story had seven frames. From here on, the frames are yours. Not everything that moves is motion graphics; movement without meaning only tires the eye.
The story above carries no sentence explaining itself, yet everyone takes something from it, and that reading is what stays. Good motion graphics do the same for your brand: instead of listing features, it puts the viewer inside a frame where they see the outcome for themselves.
Seemerce motion graphics are for introducing a product or service in a few seconds, campaign teasers, explainer videos and social content. Your video matches your brand's visual identity, because the same team behind our graphic design makes the motion too. For podcasts or audio-only projects, we also offer voiceover and sound design on their own.
One video, four layers stacked
Script, picture, sound, and edit pacing are not built apart; they stack on top of each other.
Picture
Filming or animation
Sound
Voice, music, mix
Edit pacing
Final scene arrangement
Bad sound undoes even the best picture; that is why sound is planned from the start, not added last.
The kinds of motion graphics we make
Each kind has a frame of its own. These sixteen are the most requested, and we build each one with its own script, style and sound.
Promotional motion graphics & teasers
15 to 60 second teasers for campaigns, product launches and online ads; built for the first three seconds.
Explainer videos
A complex product or service in 60 to 120 seconds without a spare sentence; for the homepage and the sales meeting.
2D motion graphics
Flat, vector and cartoon styles; the fastest and most economical route for introductions and social media.
3D motion graphics
Product, space and logo with a real camera and light in Blender; when material and volume must be seen.
Logo animation
The brand mark comes alive in 3 to 8 seconds; video intros and outros, stories and broadcast.
Kinetic typography
Motion on the word itself; for slogans, quotes, video podcasts and lyric music videos.
Animated infographics
Numbers, charts and data journeys that are watched instead of read; annual reports and pitches.
Isometric motion graphics
City, factory, warehouse and system; the three-quarter view that shows a process from above.
Whiteboard & educational animation
Hand and pen on a white page; for training, online courses and customer how-to videos.
Product & app demos
Motion over the user interface, software and app demos; for the store listing, the landing page and the investor.
Character animation
A custom brand character that stays across every video; the same thing we did with our own mark.
Stories, Reels & vertical video
9:16 motion for Instagram, YouTube Shorts and in-app ads; short, and readable with the sound off.
Corporate & event motion graphics
Company introductions, conference openers, exhibition and display loops.
TV & cinema commercials
Broadcast standard, real footage combined with graphics; for television, cinema and digital billboards.
Broadcast packages & lower thirds
Name straps, transitions, bumpers and animated templates for shows, video podcasts and channels; designed once, used every episode.
AI-assisted hybrid motion graphics
Backgrounds and animatics with Seedance and ChatGPT Image, final frame handmade; faster and cheaper, with no AI label on the output.
Don't see what you need? Send us your idea and we'll tell you how we'd make it.
Motion graphics and video production services
From the first frame to the last: teasers, film, photography and your brand's sound, all in one place.
Motion graphics and promo teasers
Short product teasers that combine graphics, motion and music, made for the three seconds in which a viewer decides.
Character animation and world design
Character, world and framing; what makes the story above readable without words. Motion typography and visual effects are built here too.
Video editing
Editing for short films, teasers and documentaries, from rhythm and pacing to color grading.
Photography and commercial filming
Filming teasers, products and your business space with professional-grade equipment, when the story needs real footage.
Voiceover, dubbing and sound design
Voiceover, dubbing and audio editing, score, mixing and mastering; half the feeling of any frame comes from sound.
Music video production
Performance, narrative, lyric and animated music videos; full details on the music video production page.
How we make motion graphics, from first frame to last
Every video follows the same path as the story above: first seen, then understood.
1
Order, brief and story
We start with a short session to agree on the goal, the audience and the one sentence that should stay with them; the script grows from that sentence.
2
Storyboard
Frame by frame, we plan where the eye lands and where it moves. You approve the visual style before production, so nothing needs redoing.
3
Character and world design
The character, colour and world of the video come out of the brand's identity, not a template.
4
Animation, filming and sound
We animate or film the scenes and set voiceover, music and mix at the same time, so picture and sound work as one.
5
Delivery in broadcast formats
We deliver the final video sized for Instagram, your website and broadcast.
AI in motion graphics: where it helps and where it doesn't
New tools are like the third frame of the story: not everything that shines is real. We know them, use them where they help, and honestly set them aside where they don't.
Seedance 2.5
Text- and image-to-video (ByteDance)Seedance generates several continuous shots with sound from a prompt or a few reference images, and it is a genuine next step for motion graphics, as long as we know which frame to hand it.
Helps in these projects
- Animatics and moving mood boards; the client sees rhythm and colour before spending.
- Atmosphere and background plates: sky, city, particles and textures the brand character is later placed on.
- Short social B-roll and transitions, where logo and in-frame text accuracy does not matter.
- Testing several visual styles in a day, before the storyboard is locked.
Not in these
- A custom brand character that must stay identical across thirty shots; face and proportions drift from shot to shot.
- Logos, typography and any text inside the frame; the letters break.
- Frame-accurate sync with voiceover and the beat; precise timing is the animator's job.
- The exact shape of a real product (packaging, a device); the model makes something similar, not the thing itself.
- TV commercials and any project where legal ownership of the output must be clear.
ChatGPT Image 2.5
Image generation and editing (OpenAI)The ChatGPT image model is excellent for the first draft and wrong for the final frame. The difference between the two is the difference between temptation and reveal.
We use it here
- Storyboard sketches and concept frames for quick approval in the first session.
- Style boards: palette, light and material, before final design in Illustrator and After Effects.
- Background textures and elements that are later rebuilt as vector or 3D.
- Fast edits to a reference image (background removal, relighting) for internal presentation.
Not here
- Logos and final brand assets; the output is not vector and differs every time.
- Frames with real text, especially Persian; letters and diacritics go wrong.
- Real people as customers, staff or testimonials in an advertisement.
- Product photos for sale; the customer must see exactly what they will receive.
The output of these models carries an invisible watermark and content-credential metadata (Content Credentials/C2PA in ChatGPT, SynthID in Google's models). Instagram and YouTube read it and can label the video or image as "made with AI". For a brand teaser, that label is the fifth frame: what was meant to stay hidden gets revealed. That is why raw AI output is never published directly; it enters production as a draft, and the final frame is handmade.
Blender + Astra
3D scene design and layoutThe best 3D motion graphics scenes are built this way: Astra proposes the scene layout, camera angle and lighting from the brief; Blender builds it with a physical camera and light; the animator locks rhythm and detail. The tool offers the draft; a person closes the frame.
Best used for
- Products, packaging and devices with real material and volume; when the client must see the thing itself.
- 3D logo animation and intros with real light and reflections.
- Isometric city, factory and system scenes with one consistent camera across every shot.
- Grease Pencil for 2D animation inside 3D space; the handmade feel with a real camera.
- Fast EEVEE renders for daily review and Cycles for final output; no licence cost, so the budget goes into production.
Where 3D does not pay off
- A simple, flat 15-second video; 3D only adds time and cost.
- Cartoon characters with exaggerated motion; faster and smoother in After Effects.
- Infographics and kinetic typography; vector precision matters more than depth.
What you get from Seemerce for your video
A story that is understood without explanation. Script, picture, sound and rhythm are built together from the start, not apart.
16typesKinds of motion graphics we make
4layersScript, picture, sound and rhythm
3secondsWhen the viewer decides
Tap any step to read the details behind it.
Script and storyboard before production
In a short session we set the goal, audience and length, and get your approval of the script and storyboard before production.
A story, not just movement
Anything that moves is not motion graphics, and meaningless movement tires the eye. Instead of listing features, the video draws the viewer into a frame where they see the result themselves.
Sound is in from the start
Bad sound can undo even the best picture. That is why voice-over and sound design are part of the project from the start.
In step with the brand identity
The same team that designs your brand graphics is behind the motion, so the video matches your visual identity.
One video, not scraps
Script, picture, sound and edit are not built separately. They are layered together so the video holds the eye and stays in the mind.
See our own story
Before ordering, you can watch our own story in seven frames and 74 seconds, with not a word of explanation. Whatever you take from it is right.
Innovative solutions for every kind of video
From a 15-second story to a cinematic teaser; each package has a set length, style and parts.
Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.
Promo story motion
Up to 15 seconds, made for Instagram stories.
- A short promo script
- Simple 2D animation
- Copyright-free music, delivery within 3 working days
Economy and custom motion
Up to 30 or 60 seconds to introduce a product or service.
- Script and storyboard
- A custom character or element (custom plan)
- Basic or professional voice-over
Musical and story motion
Up to 90 seconds with story narration.
- A full story script
- Custom music and sound design
- Layered animation
Professional video editing
For ready footage, per minute.
- Cutting and pacing
- Effects, transitions and colour grading
- Persian or English subtitles
Photography, sound and dubbing
A basic package for promo photography or sound recording.
- Product or business-space photography
- Professional recording and dubbing
- Final editing and a publish-ready format
TV and cinema teaser
Large projects with a film crew and media broadcast.
- A professional film crew
- Actor and location coordination
- Media broadcast planning
The six steps leading motion studios follow
We put the published process of five motion and animation studios next to the broadcast loudness standard (EBU R 128) and lined our own work up against each step.
1
Brief and story
Four of the five start with a brief and discovery, and all five write the script before any picture. Mighty Fine calls the script "the roots of the motion graphic tree".
With us A short meeting settles the video's goal, its audience and the sentence that must stay in their mind; the script starts from that sentence.
2
Storyboard and style approval
All five storyboard. Pixel Studios has it approved before animation and Radio Perfecto calls storyboard approval a checkpoint.
With us We map frame by frame where the eye lands, and you approve the visual style before production so nothing is redone.
3
Character and world design
Mighty Fine stresses that all its graphics are custom-made, and Radio Perfecto treats design and asset creation as its own stage.
With us The character, colour and world of the video come out of the brand's visual identity, not a template.
4
Animation or filming
Production takes the biggest share: Yans Media about 50 to 60% and Radio Perfecto 50% of the project timeline.
With us We build the scenes or film them.
5
Sound and mix
All five count sound as part of the same project. The EBU R 128 broadcast standard sets programme loudness at -23 LUFS with a ±0.5 LU tolerance.
With us Voiceover, music and mix are tuned together so picture and sound become one; sound is in the project from the start, not the end.
6
Delivery in the right formats
Yans Media and Radio Perfecto name the formats: MP4 H.264 for web, ProRes for broadcast and vertical versions for social.
With us We hand over the final video in sizes suited to Instagram, your site and general broadcast.
Sources: MotionMedia, Yans Media, Mighty Fine Design, Pixel Studios, Radio Perfecto (their own published process articles); EBU R 128
Six numbers that measure professional motion work
One number from the broadcast standard, the rest from the published process of the studios we reviewed.
-23LUFS
EBU R 128
The target programme loudness for broadcast, with a tolerance of ±0.5 LU.
EBU Tech2–3revision rounds
Revisions
Usually built into the contract; Yans Media, Pixel Studios and Radio Perfecto all say so.
Yans, Pixel, Radio2–4weeks
Short piece
A straightforward 60 to 90 second piece, from approved script to final file.
Pixel Studios4–8weeks
60 s explainer
A 60-second 2D explainer. High-end 3D work of the same length can take 3 to 6 months.
Radio Perfecto25–30% of time
Pre-production
The share of the timeline spent on pre-production: script, storyboard, moodboard.
Yans Media4–12weeks
Whole project
The length of a whole project, depending on complexity and video length.
Yans MediaSources: EBU R 128 (tech.ebu.ch); process articles from Yans Media, Pixel Studios and Radio Perfecto
Five studios, seven practices
We read each studio's own process article and marked only what it says outright. The last column is what a Seemerce motion graphics delivery includes.
| Practice | MotionMedia | Yans Media | Mighty Fine | Pixel Studios | Radio Perfecto | Seemerce |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A brief and discovery first4 of 5 | Order, brief and story | |||||
| The script before any picture5 of 5 | The script starts from the key sentence | |||||
| A storyboard before production5 of 5 | Storyboard and style approval | |||||
| Sound is part of the same project5 of 5 | Voiceover, music and mix together | |||||
| Custom graphics, not templates1 of 5 | From the brand identity, not a template | |||||
| Delivery formats named2 of 5 | Sizes for Instagram, web and broadcast | |||||
| Vertical versions for social2 of 5 | 9:16 motion for stories and reels |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: the process articles of motionmedia.com, yansmedia.com, mightyfinedesign.co, pixelstudiosinc.com and radioperfecto.net, read in 2026
Where does a motion project's time go?
Each stage's share of the total timeline in Radio Perfecto's published process. Half the time goes to production, and pre-production takes nearly a third.
Sources: Radio Perfecto, "Animation Production Workflow" (2026)
What a Seemerce motion graphics delivery includes
Only what this page already promises, along the same three phases the studios use.
Pre-production
- A brief: goal, audience and key sentence
- A custom script
- Storyboard and style approval before production
Production
- Character and world from the brand identity
- 2D and 3D animation or filming
- Voiceover, music and mix together
Delivery
- Instagram sizes
- A web version
- A general broadcast format
What we don't do
- We don't sell template or stock videos in place of custom production.
- We don't deliver raw AI output as motion graphics without rebuilding it by hand.
- We don't start filming or animating without a script and storyboard.
- We don't promise a few-day turnaround on complex teasers; we give you a real timeline in the first session.
Why choose Seemerce for motion graphics
A story we tell ourselves
The seven frames above were built with the same tools, the same character and the same visual language we build for you. The portfolio piece is right here.
Every kind, one identity
From logo animation to a 3D teaser, every kind of motion graphics is produced by the same team that built the brand identity and colour palette, not a separate studio with a different taste.
Production through publishing
The content team publishes your video in the right places so it doesn't just sit in a gallery.
Motion graphics and video pricing
The price depends on the video's length, its type (2D, 3D, character), how complex the animation is and how much filming is needed. After a short session, we send you a clear quote.
Prices are in US dollars and don't move with exchange rates, so there's no need to call for the "real" price.
Promo Motion Story
$16
Up to 15 seconds, suited to an Instagram story.
- Short promo script
- Simple 2D animation
- Royalty-free music
- Delivery within 3 business days
Economy Motion Graphics
$28
Up to 30 seconds to introduce a product or service.
- Script and storyboard
- Standard 2D animation
- Basic voiceover
- 1 revision
Custom Motion Graphics
$62
Up to 60 seconds with higher production quality.
- Custom character/element design
- Smoother, more detailed animation
- Professional voiceover
- 2 revisions
Musical/Narrative Motion Graphics
$85
Up to 90 seconds with a story-driven narrative.
- Full narrative script
- Custom music and sound design
- Complex multi-layer animation
- 2 revisions
Professional Video Editing
$6 / min
Editing existing footage with effects and color correction.
- Professional cutting and pacing
- Effects and transitions
- Color grading
- Persian/English subtitles
Photography, Audio & Dubbing
$30
A basic package of promotional photography or audio recording/dubbing.
- Product or business photography
- Or professional voice recording and dubbing
- Final file editing
- Publish-ready format delivery
Cinematic/TV Commercial
Large projects with a full film crew, actors, and media broadcast.
- A professional film crew
- Actor and location coordination
- Media broadcast planning
Frequently asked questions about motion graphics
What is good to know before you order motion graphics.
How do I order motion graphics?
Message us from the contact page or on Telegram. In a short session we agree on the goal, audience and length, and you get a quote and schedule the same day. You approve the script and storyboard before production.
What kinds of motion graphics do you produce?
Every kind: promotional teasers, explainer videos, 2D and 3D, logo animation, kinetic typography, animated infographics, isometric, whiteboard, product and app demos, character animation, Stories and Reels, corporate, TV commercials, broadcast packages and AI-assisted hybrid motion. The full list is in the "kinds of motion graphics" section of this page.
How much does motion graphics production cost?
It depends on length, type and complexity. Base plans are in the pricing section of this page, and every project gets a clear quote. A short Story animation costs least; a 3D or TV commercial costs most.
How long does a motion graphics teaser take to make?
Usually a few days to two weeks from script to delivery, depending on animation complexity and the number of scenes.
Do you use AI in motion graphics production?
Yes, for the draft: animatics, style boards, backgrounds and style tests with tools like Seedance and ChatGPT Image. The final frame is always handmade, because raw AI output carries an invisible watermark that gets labelled on Instagram and YouTube, and it cannot hold a logo, real text or a brand character steady.
Can our video have its own character?
Yes. The character, world and visual language are designed from your brand identity, the same way the character in this page's story grew out of the Seemerce mark.
Do you do on-location filming too?
Yes. Besides animation, we film and photograph your product or business space.
Can I order just voiceover or dubbing?
Yes. We offer voiceover, dubbing and voice acting on their own too.
What formats is the final video delivered in?
Sized for its destination: vertical for stories, square for posts, and high-quality horizontal for the site and general broadcast.
Give your brand story a frame that gets seen
In a short, free session, we'll talk through your project's script, character and sound.
See+Motion=SeeMotion This page's name in the Seemerce family What the name means
This page's name in the Seemerce family
See
to see
Motion
SeeMotion
Motion graphics
Teasers, animated infographics and logo motion, from storyboard to final render.
The rule is simple: See joins a word to make one new word, just as See and commerce became Seemerce.
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- Website design SeeSite
- App development SeeApp
- Graphic design SeeArt
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