Video & Production
KrayonNo. 06Video
Video & Production
Lights, camera, conversions.
Video is the most powerful format in marketing, and the easiest to get wrong. We take ideas from concept to colour grade, producing films that work as well on a phone as on a big screen.
inside this crayon
Everything you get with video.
4 things, one team, one plan. All made in-house.
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Ad & brand films
Brand films and ad campaigns with real craft, written and produced in-house.
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UGC production
Creator-style and customer-style videos produced at scale for ads and social.
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Motion graphics
Animated explainers, titles and motion design that make complex ideas simple.
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Post-production
Editing, colour, sound and versioning for every platform and placement.
how we colour it in
Four steps, no scribbling outside the plan.
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Sketch
We get to know your brand, your audience and the numbers that matter.
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Outline
A clear plan and creative direction, agreed before anything is made.
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Colour in
Our in-house team makes the work, to a high bar and on schedule.
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Frame it
We measure, learn and improve every week, so results keep compounding.
the proof
Video we've coloured in.
good questions
Before you grab this crayon.
How soon can we get started?
Usually within a week. After a free 30-minute call we send a clear proposal. For video, expect most films in 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the shoot.
Do you work on retainers or one-off projects?
Both. Ongoing video work tends to run best on a monthly retainer, but we're happy to take on one-off projects and launches too.
How do you measure success?
We agree on the numbers before we start. For video, that usually means watch time, view-through rate and how the films perform as ads. You get a clear report every month.
Can you work alongside our in-house team?
Absolutely. We plug into in-house teams, other agencies and founders, and fit around however you already work.
your turn
Ready to add some video to your brand?
Tell us what you're working on. We reply within 24 hours, with ideas, not a sales deck.
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