A power cut in the kitchen
The kitchen goes dark. When the appliances come back on, it’s clear what this power station can do for someone in the middle of making a meal.
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Crowdfunding video production
Give backers a chance to see your product at work before they can try it themselves. We film the prototype in use, tell the story behind the design and cut short ads for the run-up to launch.
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BLUETTI AC200 portable power station
Indiegogo campaign film · 03:11
Inside the BLUETTI AC200 campaign film
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A look under the casing
After a live demonstration of the connections, an animated cutaway reveals the circuit boards and cooling fans as the narration explains the unit’s output.
Power at the campsite
A hand connects an appliance at camp. The next wide shot shows the tent lit up at night, giving backers a second, very different reason to take the unit along.
Which videos does your launch need?
Pre-launch social ads
The teaser
Open on the moment the difference is obvious. A thumb presses a button and a folded mechanism springs open. A 15- or 30-second edit follows one idea and gives viewers a reason to visit your pre-launch page.
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The campaign film
Put the prototype where someone would actually use it. Show the problem, follow a person using the product, then let the founder explain the design decision that made the difference.
Campaign page and backer updates
Demos and 3D explainers
A continuous shot can walk backers through setup or a mode change. A cutaway can follow a gear train or the path of air through a sealed housing. Each clip answers one question about how the product works.
From prototype demo to launch day
Start by showing us the product in use. A phone recording is enough for a first conversation about the story and the shot that could open your film.
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Agree on the story and budget
We identify the question a potential backer is most likely to ask. You receive a creative direction, a list of films and a production quote.
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Review the storyboard
We map each scene to a location, an action and a line of narration. Founder interviews, English voiceover and vertical ad shots are planned before the shoot.
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Film the prototype and review the edit
We shoot the demonstrations and scenes in the storyboard. The first edit is your chance to check the operation, claims and pacing before the colour grade, sound mix and subtitles.
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Deliver to your launch dates
If your ads go live first, the teaser is the first delivery. We finish the main film for launch day and supply the agreed formats, language versions and standalone demos.
Budgets, schedules and getting started
How do you price a campaign film?
A two-minute demo on one set and a two-minute story with several locations and actors need different budgets. The quote itemises shoot days, talent, locations, animation, edits and the included rounds of revisions.
Can we start while the prototype is still changing?
Yes. Product images, CAD files or a demo recording are enough to begin the script. Before filming, we confirm what the working prototype can demonstrate. Any animation explaining the mechanism is identified as an illustration.
Our launch is a few weeks away. Can you meet our date?
Send your pre-launch date, campaign launch date and the earliest day a working prototype will be available. We work backwards through approvals, filming and editing, then confirm which cuts can be delivered and when.
Can you work with our script or existing footage?
Yes. We review your storyboard and footage, identify the sequences you can use and quote for the missing shots, English voiceover, subtitles or editing you need.
Tell us what you’re launching
Send a product link or a quick demo, your target launch date and the feature you most want backers to see. We’ll suggest how to film it and quote for the versions you need.