Motion graphics
that explain what words can't.
Custom motion graphics for brands, SaaS, and agencies. From product demos and brand films to social ads and broadcast graphics. Tell us your brief, we handle the rest.
What clients say about
working with us.
"The quality is at a broadcast level. I have worked with studios in LA that charged four times more and took twice as long."
"Magic Motion Studio delivered something our entire sales team now uses on every demo call. Conversions went up 34% in the first month."
"The script they wrote captured our brand voice better than our own marketing team had managed in two years."
Full-service production.
Every style. Every format.
We handle every stage of production in-house: creative direction, script, storyboard, animation, voiceover, sound design, and format delivery. You brief us once. We handle the rest.
Creative Direction
Every project begins with a dedicated creative director who defines the visual style, tone, and messaging before a single frame is animated.
Script and Voiceover
Professional scriptwriting and voiceover recording are handled in-house. You do not need to come with a script. We develop the messaging with you.
All-Format Delivery
Every project is delivered in 16:9, 1:1, 9:16, and subtitled versions as standard. One production, every format your team needs to publish.
Scoped to Your Project
No fixed packages that do not fit. We scope each project individually based on your brief, timeline, and goals, then confirm everything before production starts.
10+ Years Experience
Over a decade producing motion graphics for SaaS, broadcast, corporate, gaming, and events clients. We have seen most briefs before.
Revisions Included
Revision rounds are built into every project at the script, storyboard, and animation stages. You review and approve before we move forward.
From brief to final file,
every step covered.
Every project follows the same five-phase production process. You brief us, we handle the rest. Timeline is confirmed before we begin.
Discovery and Brief
We review your brief in detail: goals, audience, brand, existing assets, and any style references. We ask the questions that matter before creative work begins. Timeline and scope confirmed at this stage.
Creative Direction and Script
We present the visual style, tone, and messaging direction for your approval. Script is written and refined with your feedback before a single frame is animated.
Storyboard and Style Frames
Scene-by-scene storyboard with key style frames showing colour, typography, and layout. You review and approve before any full animation begins. This is where creative direction gets locked.
Animation, Voiceover, and Sound
Full animation produced with voiceover recording and sound design. A motion draft is delivered for your review round before the final render. Revisions are applied at this stage.
Final Delivery
Final files delivered in every format your team needs: MP4 in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16. Subtitled version included. Broadcast formats available on request. Delivered via shared folder, ready to publish.
What is a
motion graphics video?
A motion graphics video uses animated graphic elements, including shapes, text, icons, data visualisations, and UI components, to communicate a message. Unlike character animation, there are no characters with storylines or emotions. Unlike live video, nothing is filmed. Motion graphics is pure design in motion.
The format became the dominant choice for B2B and tech brands because it excels at making abstract concepts concrete. Explaining how software works, visualising data, showing a product roadmap, or demonstrating a workflow all require showing something that does not yet physically exist. Motion graphics solves this.
It is also the most cost-effective video format to produce, update, and localise. No actors, no locations, no re-shoots. When your product changes, one scene in the animation file is updated, not the entire video. When you need a French version, only the voiceover and subtitle track change.
Motion graphics ages better than live video too. There are no people on screen whose style, clothing, or setting will date the video over time. A well-produced motion graphics video remains current for 3 to 5 years with minimal updates.
Questions about motion graphics.
Common questions from brand teams, agencies, and founders before starting a motion graphics project.
Ask Us AnythingTell us what you're working on.
Every motion graphics project is different. Fill out our brief form, describe what you need, and we will come back with a creative approach, timeline, and quote within 24 hours.
