Motionwisp
Small product stories. Deliberate craft.
Motionwisp is a product-motion studio making short vertical films for software and apps. Adrian leads production and reads every project brief.
The work brings product UI, kinetic typography, rendered objects, voice and sound into a single story. The starting point is one product moment a viewer can understand, followed by distinct openings to explore how that story earns attention.
Judge the craft in the open.
The portfolio contains self-directed films for fictional brands. Each dedicated film page includes the video, a transcript and an explanation of its creative choices. They show what Motionwisp makes, without implying a client relationship or a campaign result.
The production guides use those same examples to explain format, hook and scope decisions. They reflect our production approach; effectiveness for a real product must be tested with its audience and actual campaign data.
Agree the idea before production.
A pilot is one approved 15–30 second concept with three distinct opening hooks, delivered as three vertical 1080 × 1920 MP4s. It includes one consolidated revision within the approved script and storyboard.
The process begins with your product, audience, proof and desired next action. We confirm the creative scope, required assets, approval points, dates and usage terms for the project before you commit. New concepts, extra formats or a changed script after approval need to be scoped separately.
Bring a product moment.
You do not need a polished script to start. Share a site or app link, who the film is for and the one thing the viewer should take away. If the product is confidential, begin with a non-confidential summary.
Send a project brief, or use the free brief template to organise the inputs with your team first.
The pilot
One product moment. Three ways in.
A 15–30 second concept, three distinct opening hooks, three vertical films. Tell us what you are launching and we will confirm the scope before you commit.