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Three launches from the last season. Each shipped with its motion bible, its source files, and a team that could run it without us the next morning.
A data-infrastructure company that wanted its launch to feel like a countdown, not a press release. We built a kinetic wordmark that assembles from packet traces, a launch page where every metric counts up in sync with the scroll, and a 40-second title sequence for the keynote. Result: the launch clip outperformed their entire previous quarter of content.
A music-tech studio stuck with a static identity. We rebuilt the brand as a system of moving parts — a logo that breathes at 72bpm, type that syncs to audio amplitude, and a component kit their in-house team ships with daily. The motion bible runs 34 pages. They use every one of them.
A hardware wearable with one shot at a first impression. We choreographed the product reveal as a single continuous scroll — the device assembling itself from parts as you descend, ending on a pre-order form that took 4,000 orders in week one.
“The scroll WAS the product demo.”
— METER, founder
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