Stop-Motion

Some things are better when they move.

A series of individual photographs with small changes between frames. Together, they move.

Let's Make Something Move

A pink Ghirardelli dark chocolate raspberry bag stands on a light wood table with four wrapped squares scattered beside it, one still sliding out of the bag.

What can we make?

Short. Clever. Product-focused.

The best idea doesn't have to be the most complicated one.

Product reveals

Packaging, unboxing and features.

Assembly + process

Show how something comes together.

Playful concepts

Seasonal ideas, visual metaphors and quick, playful moments.

Concept planning

Movement should have a reason.

Bring a full idea or only the wish to make something fun. We'll figure out a realistic concept together, built around the product and what you're actually trying to say with it.

We'll also decide the orientation before we shoot, depending on whether it's headed for social, your website, a product launch, ads, email or a display.

First frame of a stop-motion sequence: four cinnamon-sugar donuts scattered across a dark wood surface.

Middle frame of the same sequence: the donuts have shifted positions across the dark wood surface.

Final frame of the sequence: the donuts have moved again into a new arrangement on the dark wood.

Portfolio-building offer

Current launch pricing.

These are launch rates, and they'll go up as I take on bigger, more complex projects.

Simple Stop-Motion

$200

One straightforward concept, one finished video for a single intended use, and one round of minor revisions.

Creative Stop-Motion

Starting at $350

A more involved concept, styling or movement, one finished video planned around its intended use, and one round of minor revisions.

Additional versions or orientations, a substantial concept change, or a reshoot can be quoted separately. This is a great fit for short, punchy concepts, not full animation or multi-location productions.

A black wire oil warmer with red glass leaves and beads holds a lit tea light under a glass dish, with three white heart-shaped wax melts beside it on a dark table and warm lights glowing behind.

The same oil warmer with a white heart-shaped wax melt resting in its glass dish above a lit tea light, with two more hearts at its base and soft string lights behind.

Still photography cross-sell

One setup. More possibilities.

If products and styling are already planned, still product photography may make sense alongside stop-motion. The quote follows the actual project rather than a giant bundle menu.

Have a weird idea? Tell me.

If the sentence starts with “Okay, this might sound weird, but…” I probably want to hear the rest.

Next step

Ready to see your product move?

Your product can sit there and look pretty. Or we can see what happens when it starts moving.

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