Agency case films.
Editing and motion graphics for agency case films and awards submissions, with relevant work for Yatekomo and Seagram’s.
Discuss your project01 / THE SERVICE
What the project needs.
A case film needs a clear account of the campaign: the brief, the idea, what was made and the results the agency can substantiate. Editing turns those materials into a coherent submission. Claims, figures, credits and entry requirements should be supplied and approved by the agency.
Christian worked on Yatekomo and Seagram’s awards case films, combining editing and motion graphics. The portfolio includes English and Spanish versions. His contribution also included AI-assisted production elements as described on each project page.
02 / RELEVANT WORK
All projectsSee the work.
Check the credit.
03 / PROJECT SCOPE
Define the deliverables.
The final scope, schedule and fee are agreed against your brief. These are the areas to discuss.
- 01Case-film editing
- 02Campaign footage and asset assembly
- 03Titles, figures and supporting motion graphics
- 04Language versions within an agreed scope
04 / GETTING STARTED
Send a useful brief.
Include the materials you already have, the intended output and the deadline. Flag any missing inputs before production is scheduled.
Start an enquiry- 01Approved case narrative and campaign assets
- 02Verified results and permission to use them
- 03Entry rules, length limits and submission deadline
- 04Approved credits, narration and language requirements
05 / BEFORE YOU BOOK
Project questions.
Do you write the campaign results?
The agency should supply and approve campaign facts and results. The editing brief can then establish how to present them clearly. No performance figures or award claims should be invented.
How is this work priced?
The fee depends on the source materials, deliverables, versions, review rounds and deadline. View the current pricing options, then send a brief for a scope-specific quote.
Where can I see Christian’s exact role?
Each linked project page includes a role and collaboration credit. Use those credits to distinguish Christian’s contribution from the wider production team’s work.
YOUR PROJECT