For machine builders and packaging lines
Show the machine working, inside and out.
We take your CAD and turn it into a cinematic film: the gripper picking, the actuators firing, the housing peeling away to show what a buyer is paying for. No prototype, no plant visit, no photographer on the line.
- Remote - worldwide
- We reply within 24 hours
- Brief to final master in one studio
Interactive model
Take it apart yourself.
The model from the film, live in your browser. Scrub it apart, X-ray the housing, and pick a part for its spec. We build the same thing for your product page.
Palletizing gripper
Unreal Engine 5 / real time
- Explode
- 000
- X-ray
- Off
Palletising robot.
Explore the robot, conveyor and pallet. Watch the pick-and-place cycle.
Battery storage.
Open the cabinet. Explore the cooling. Change the capacity.
From your CAD
Same geometry. A different sale.
The left side is the engineering file as it arrived. The right side is the frame that goes in front of a buyer. Nothing in between is guesswork.
- In
- Your STEP, SolidWorks, or Inventor export, as it is
- Out
- Materials, lighting, and camera finished to film quality
- Kept
- Every dimension. Nothing is remodelled by eye
Seen something close to what you need?
Send what you have, even half an idea. We reply within 24 hours with a scope and rough cost.
What we make
Everything a machine sale needs to show.
Scoped and priced per project once we have the brief. No hourly billing.
Hero product film
A 30 to 90 second film for the website, the trade show screen, and the sales deck. The machine in motion, lit and shot like a launch.
Exploded views and X-ray cutaways
Housings go transparent, assemblies come apart, and every component is labelled. The part a brochure cannot show.
Operating sequences
Pick, clamp, lift, place. The full cycle animated from real geometry, so an engineer recognises it and a buyer understands it.
Interactive 3D viewer
The same model on your own product page. Rotate it, explode it, click a part for its spec, like the one on this page.
Trade show loops
Silent, seamless loops sized for booth screens and LED walls, readable from across the hall.
Stills and social cuts
4K stills, a raw CAD to final render comparison for LinkedIn, and vertical cuts pulled from the same build.
How it works
You always know what happens next.
One studio from the first email to the final file. No handoffs, and no stage where the work leaves our hands.
- 01
You send what you have
A file, a sketch, or a paragraph. We reply within 24 hours with questions or a first read on scope.
- 02
We agree the direction
Who it is for and what it must show. You get a fixed price and a dated schedule before anything starts.
- 03
We build, you review
Frames reach you at fixed checkpoints, while changes are still cheap to make. No waiting for a big reveal.
- 04
You get the finished work
4K masters plus the web, social, and vertical versions you need, with stills from the same scenes.
- Price
- Fixed and agreed before work starts
- Reviews
- Built into every stage
- Your files
- Used for your project only. NDA on request
Before you ask
Straight answers before you write.
What CAD formats do you accept?
STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, Inventor, and Creo exports are all normal starting points. On the first call we tell you what imports cleanly and what needs simplifying for real time.
Do you need our full assembly?
No. The outer geometry and the parts that move are usually enough. Proprietary internals can stay out of the file, or be replaced with simple stand-ins.
Can the film match the real machine cycle?
Yes. Send a cycle description, a timing chart, or a phone video of the line running, and the animation is matched to it.
Is our CAD kept confidential?
Your files are used for your project only and never published or reused. Send your NDA with the brief and we sign it before any file changes hands.
How long does a film take?
Most projects run three to six weeks from approved treatment to final master, depending on scope. We give you a dated schedule before work starts, and the review checkpoints are fixed in it.
What does it cost?
Every project is scoped and quoted before anything begins. Send the brief by email and we come back with a fixed price against a defined deliverable list, so there is no open-ended hourly billing.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you need to show. Half an idea is enough.
hrushikesh@A useful first email
- What it is, in a sentence or a file
- Who has to be convinced by it
- Roughly when it needs to land
- What you already have, even if that is nothing
What happens next
- 01 We reply within 24 hours, with questions or a scope and rough cost.
- 02 If it helps, a short call to settle what the film must show.
- 03 A fixed price and a dated schedule. Nothing starts until you agree to both.