02 — VFX & Motion Graphics

Compositing, titles & animated graphics

The post-production layer that separates raw footage from a finished film — clean-up, animated titles, explainer graphics and colour.

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  • Compositing
  • Titles
  • Explainers
  • Grade

What it covers

The polish that separates raw footage from a finished film — clean-up, motion titles, explainer graphics and grade.

Good footage still needs finishing. Wires and logos get painted out, a shaky handheld take gets stabilised, a title sequence gets built to the brand's type, and the whole thing gets a grade so every shot in the cut looks like it belongs to the same film.

We also build motion graphics from scratch — the explainer that makes a service make sense in 40 seconds, the animated lower-thirds for an interview series, the logo sting that tops every reel.

  • Compositing & clean-up
  • Animated titles & lower-thirds
  • Motion graphics for explainers
  • Color grading & sound design
  • Logo stings & end cards
  • Subtitles & burned-in captions

Deliverables

What you get

Finished graded cut

Every shot matched and graded, with a LUT and project files kept on file for future edits.

Motion graphics pack

Titles, lower-thirds, end card and logo sting, built to your brand's type and colours and reusable across future videos.

Sound mix

Dialogue cleaned, levels balanced to broadcast-safe loudness, music and effects laid under the cut.

How it runs

From brief to delivery

  1. Review the cut

    We watch the locked edit and flag what needs clean-up, what needs graphics and what the grade should do.

  2. Design pass

    Title and graphic styleframes go to you as stills first — cheaper to change a frame than an animation.

  3. Animate & composite

    Approved frames get animated, plates get cleaned, and VFX shots are composited.

  4. Grade, mix, deliver

    Colour grade, sound mix, then exports for every platform plus the archive project.

FAQ

VFX & Motion Graphics — questions we get

Yes — post-only projects are common. Send us the rushes with any project files and we'll tell you what's achievable before quoting.

VFX is work on filmed plates: removals, clean-up, stabilisation, compositing. Motion graphics is designed animation: titles, explainers, lower-thirds. Most films need some of both, and both are covered.

Yes. On request we hand over the editable project along with fonts and assets, so another team can pick it up later.

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