Most business videos get made before anyone asks what they're for, so they look great and do nothing. I build the strategy first, then animate, so yours actually moves people to act.
You know you need video. What you're not sure of is whether it'll actually work, or whether you'll spend a few thousand dollars on something polished that just sits there.
That usually happens for one reason: the video got made before anyone asked what it was for. The animation was fine. The thinking that should have come first was missing.
I've sat through enough of these to build my entire studio around preventing them. Every project starts with strategy, before a single frame gets animated.
Every project moves through the same three steps, so you always know what you're paying for and why before the work begins.
30 to 45 minutes. We work out what the video is for, where it'll live, and how we'll know whether it worked.
You get a clear quote with two rounds of revisions built in. No blind quotes, no guessing at what you need.
Your video, built on the strategy we agreed on, delivered in 3 to 6 weeks. I keep iterating until it matches the brief.
It's the difference between making a video and making a video that performs.
A short, free read on the quiet signs your brand story isn't landing yet, and the real reason a video keeps not getting made. If you're not sure video is even worth it, start here. No pitch, just clarity.
Each piece below started with a strategy call. The animation came after we knew exactly what the video was for.
The things most people want to know before they email.
I'm Chany Klinger. I founded KeyFrame Media in Brooklyn after six years of animation work and formal training at School of Motion's Animation Bootcamp.
I work with direct business owners and the marketing agencies who hire me to handle their video production. Whether the budget is $1,500 or $5,000, every project moves through the same sequence: strategy first, then craft.
I started this studio because I watched too many videos get made before anyone asked the right questions. The animation was always fine. The thinking that needed to happen first was missing.
That's the gap I built KeyFrame Media to close.
The strategy call is free. 30 to 45 minutes. You'll leave knowing exactly what your video should do, whether we make it together or not.
If we're not a fit, you've lost 30 minutes and gained a sharper sense of what your video should be. Once we move forward, every quote includes two rounds of revisions, so you're never left with a video that misses the mark.