Turn your static ads into motion tests.

I animate the assets you already run, product shots, screenshots and brand files, into hook-first ads that work with the sound off. Every ad ships in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16, so you can test motion against static without hiring.

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Ads built to stop the scroll.

Client pieces ran as paid campaigns. Concept and spec pieces are labelled.

60-second direct response promo 1:05
Lead Local

60-second direct response promo

A SaaS promo with a hard offer close, made for cold paid traffic.

Car accessory feature ad 0:44
E-commerce

Car accessory feature ad

Feature-by-feature motion callouts composited over real product footage.

10-second UI product ad Concept 0:10
Concept

10-second UI product ad

One feature, one hook, ten seconds. A format for testing many angles cheaply.

Vertical · 9:16
Vertical paid-social ad 0:27
LeadGrip

Vertical paid-social ad

A product story compressed to 27 seconds of 9:16, built for sound-off feeds.

AI rule builder feature ad 0:17
CloudPCR

AI rule builder feature ad

A screencast tightened into a 17-second hook-led launch ad.

3D character supplement ad Spec 0:30
Creakless (demo brand)

3D character supplement ad

An AI-assisted 3D character spot made as a spec piece for a demo brand.

Static to motion

Your best-performing static ad, animated, so the test isolates motion and nothing else.

Hook variants

Three or four openings on the same body, so you learn which first second wins.

Launch bursts

A feature launch cut into a set of short ads across every placement in one delivery.

  1. Ad and assets. Send the static ad and its raw files. Public assets work for a first test.
  2. Storyboard. A one-page plan of the hook, the beats and the end card.
  3. First draft. Usually 2 to 3 working days for an ad of 15 to 45 seconds.
  4. Two review rounds. Then all three ratios are exported together.
  5. Handover. Platform-ready files plus the source project for future variants.

Want to test motion against your best static ad?

Send the ad that is working now. I will tell you how I would animate it before you commit to anything.