Work
The cuts, andwhat they did.
Most of what we cut ships under someone else's name, so this is a selection: creators and businesses, vertical and horizontal. Hover to preview, click to watch with sound, and tap + (or drag a card) to shortlist the style you want. The numbers underneath are from the accounts that posted the work.
3D explainer
- 3D motion graphics
- Captions
- Sound design
Character animation
- 3D character
- Kinetic captions
Architecture film
- Drone
- 3D renders
- Interview
- Captions
Animated explainer
- 2D animation
- Captions
Event recap
- Event coverage
- Collage transitions
- Captions
Industry event
- Event coverage
- Speakers
- Captions
University feature
- Campus footage
- Animated captions
Documentary short
- Interview
- Archive material
- Captions
Podcast clip
- Talking head
- Caption pills
- Hook
Animated how-to
- 2D animation
- Captions
Behind-the-scenes film
- Behind the scenes
- Interviews
- Captions
Organisation portrait
- Interviews
- Event footage
- Captions
Business event highlights
- Event coverage
- Name graphics
- Captions
Education lab feature
- Interviews
- Name graphics
- Captions
Congress recap
- Event coverage
- Speakers
- Captions
Creator story edit
- Talking head
- B-roll
- Captions
Vlog cut
- Talking head
- B-roll
- Captions
Kinetic type edit
- Kinetic typography
- 3D objects
Motion graphics talking head
- Talking head
- Motion graphics
- Captions
Company intro
- Interviews
- Location shots
- Subtitles
Talking-head video
- Talking head
- Motion graphics
- 3D overlay
Results on client accounts
Read straight offthe dashboards.
These come from more than one account and several of the date ranges overlap, so adding them together would count the same views twice. We do not publish a combined total, and none of these is a before-and-after pair. Tap a screenshot to see it full size.
2.4M
views in 28 days
2.1M
views in 60 days
1.5M
views in 60 days
966K
views in 7 days
661K
views in 7 days
188K
views in 28 days
501,736
views on one post
446,504
views on one post
325,300
viewers on one post
Frame check
Put your own frame in.See what a crop keeps.
Drop in a still from your film and pick where it is going. The number is plain geometry: how much of the frame survives. Everything outside the box is what a straight crop throws away, and what we recompose for instead.
31.6%