Launch video
30–60 sThe film for launch day. One message, your real product, one call to action.

Motion design written in code and directed by a human. A full storyboard before any animation, then one film cut for every screen you launch on.
Every project is a single animation, written once and rendered at every length and aspect ratio your launch needs. Silent-first, so it works with the sound off.
The film for launch day. One message, your real product, one call to action.
One feature, shown working. Made for changelogs, release notes and the feed.
A seamless loop that builds anticipation before launch, then lives on in your hero section.
Each cut re-composed for its frame, not cropped. Type, safe areas and pacing adjusted per platform.
Launch films animated in code, made to show a product in action.
Launch films

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A collaborative workspace: pages edited together live, an assistant that writes, summarizes, translates and cites its sources, a database that switches views, automations, publishing and offline mobile.
Launch film

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A collaborative design canvas: live cursors, an assistant that sorts sticky notes into themes, components, prototyping, UI built from a written description and the handoff to developers.
Launch film

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A developer cloud: a git push that becomes a preview, a global edge across 34 regions, database, auth, logs and traces, automated code review and a rollback.
Launch film

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Meetings, wired into the CRM: a live transcript, notes that write themselves, the follow-up email, a CRM that fills itself, pipeline and forecast, then coaching.
Launch film

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Spend management: virtual and metal cards, receipts matched on their own, approvals, budgets, a treasury transfer, multi-currency, the month-end close and a fraud freeze.
Launch film
Allow 15 business days for a 30-second launch video and 20 for a 45–60 s one. You approve every stage before the next one starts, and all of it can happen in writing.
Typical timeline for a 45–60 s launch video, in business days, if each approval comes back within 2 business days.
Our films are programs. Every frame is computed from your real interface, fonts and colors, and that changes what is possible after the first cut.
Your interface is rebuilt as crisp vector UI, not a blurry screen recording, so it renders sharp at any size, from a phone up to 4K.
A new headline or a renamed button is a one-line change and a re-render, not a trip back into a timeline.
16:9, 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 are layouts of the same film, each composed for its own frame.
Colors, type and motion rules live in one config, so the next video matches this one.
Shipped a redesign? We update the interface and re-render the whole set instead of starting over.
1// scene-03.tsx2const land = 108; // 00:00:04:123 4const t = spring({ frame: frame - land, fps: 24 });5const y = interpolate(t, [0, 1], [48, 0]);6const opacity = interpolate(frame, [land, land + 10], [0, 1]);7 8return <FeatureCard style={{ opacity, y }} />;Mathieu, the founder, writes the story, directs every beat and reviews every render. The animation is written in code, then timing and detail are polished by hand. No synthetic people on screen.
Every project gets a written quote after the brief. These are our standard scopes; anything else is quoted the same way.
Start small
A 6–10 second loop for your feed, landing page or waitlist, in 7 business days. The easiest way to see how we work.
For teams that ship every week. Three-month minimum, then month to month.
Retainer Ship
€890/ month
Up to 3 feature clips a month, or one 30 s launch video plus one clip. One active request at a time; each clip is delivered within 5 business days of its approved brief.
Retainer Scale
€1,790/ month
Up to 6 clips a month, or one 60 s launch video plus two clips. Each clip is delivered within 5 business days of its approved brief, with priority scheduling.
Tight launch date? Tell us in your first message, and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s doable.
Turnarounds are indicative and confirmed in the quote. They start from the signed quote and a complete brief, and extend by the same amount whenever we’re waiting on your feedback.
Prices are final: VAT not applicable under article 293 B of the French Tax Code (micro-enterprise VAT exemption).
Anything else? Ask in the form below or write to us. mathieu@cutscene.studio
Share a few details and we’ll come back by email with a few questions, then a written quote. A call if you prefer, but nothing requires one. You’ll hear from Mathieu, not an autoresponder.
Prefer email? Write to mathieu@cutscene.studio