Motion graphics that make your message clear, engaging and easy to share
We create motion graphics for EU funded projects, NGOs, and organisations in Brussels and across Europe.
Prefer to see examples first: See our work
What you can expect
Clear storytelling in a short format
Animation that matches your visual identity
Files ready for web, social media, and events
Quick answers
What is a motion graphics video?
A short animation that explains a message, a process, or results using text, icons, and visuals.
Who is it for?
Teams that need dissemination assets for mixed audiences.
How long does it take?
Often two to six weeks, depending on complexity and feedback cycles.
What do you deliver?
Video files in the right formats for web and social, plus subtitles if needed.
How does pricing work?
It depends on length, style, number of scenes, and whether we animate existing assets.
Problems we solve
You need people to understand the message quickly.
Your topic is complex and text alone does not land.
Stakeholders engage more with video than with long PDFs.
You need dissemination assets for events and social media.
Have a script draft? Request a quote.
For the wider context, see: Professional design for EU projects.
What is included
- A short kick off to align on goals, audience, and tone
- Script support and structure, if needed
- Storyboard and key frames for approval
- Design of assets and scenes in your visual style
- Animation and timing
- Two review rounds with clear versioning
- Sound and basic music support, if required
If you already have visuals from a report, we can reuse them: See: Reports design.
Output
- MP4 video for web
- Variants for social formats if needed (square, vertical)
- A still cover image
- Subtitled version on request
Need a strong visual base first. See: Brand identity and Visual identity design.
Types of motion graphics we create
- Short project explainers
- Results and impact videos
- Process and methodology animations
- Animated charts and indicators
- Social media cut downs
- Event screen loops and opening animations
Need consistent charts and figures to animate. See: Infographics
Our process
- Kick off and inputs collection
- Script and structure, if needed
- Storyboard and key frames
- Design and animation production
- Review rounds and refinements
- Final exports and delivery
Planning a wider campaign. Read: From logo to brand system.
Typical use cases
- You need a short video to explain an EU project in plain language
- You want a visual summary for a conference or closing event
- You need a shareable results video for social channels
- You want to turn charts and figures into animated visuals
- You need a consistent video style across several deliverables
Need an infographic first. See: Infographic strategy.
Why JQ&ROS
We are used to working with complex topics and multi partner teams. We keep the message clear and the visuals consistent across deliverables. We plan the story first, then we design and animate with a practical workflow for reviews. If you need motion graphics that feel professional and are easy to share, we can help.
If you need motion graphics that feel professional and are easy to share, we can help. Prefer to see examples first. See our work.
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FREQUENT asked QUESTIONS
What you should know before starting a project
Can you work with an existing script?
Yes. We can use your script or help refine it.
Do you create the storyboard?
Yes. We share key frames for approval before animation starts.
Can you match our brand guidelines?
Yes. We adapt the style to your identity and templates.
Can you animate charts and figures from our report?
Yes. We can animate existing visuals or redesign them first.
Do you provide subtitles?
Yes. We can deliver subtitled versions for accessibility and silent viewing.
Can you produce social media cut downs?
Yes. We can deliver short versions and platform formats.
Do you work in multiple languages?
Yes. We can create language versions and manage text length changes.
What do you need to start?
Your key message, inputs, and any existing visuals or references.