Fictional product concept
Get paid without the chase. An invoicing concept film: a phone spins in, overdue invoices lift off its screen, one tap sends the reminders, and every payment lands.
Different stories. Same attention to detail.
Product films, animated explanations and illustrated stories. Each one is labeled with what it is: a fictional product concept, my own product or my own publishing.
Selected films
Pick a film. Read how it was made.
The five software films each have a case page: the brief, the film shot by shot and the craft behind it.
Fictional product concept
See the path. An analytics concept film that connects website, product and billing events into one customer journey, then filters it with a request typed in plain words.
Fictional product concept
Find the fault. A developer-tools concept film that traces a failing checkout to its line of code and commit, then a person rolls it back.
Fictional product concept
From first photo to front door. A listing-media concept film in one continuous take: a home's photos relight to twilight, become a listing on a phone and a Mac, sell, and end on the keys at the door.
Fictional product concept
Support, in sync. A SaaS concept film about triaging requests and routing them to the right team.
Owned product · Work in progress
A story about private answers and the conversations they make possible. My own software product; the full film is still in progress.
Owned educational publishing
My own animated explainer channel. One subject at a time, with visuals that show the explanation and distinguish evidence from hypothetical scenarios.
Owned narrative publishing
My own illustrated storytelling channel. Legends and folklore told through narrative, illustration and sound, with historical claims identified separately.
Your film next
You know your subject. Let's help others see it.
Tell me who it's for, what needs explaining and where the video will play. I'll reply about fit and possible dates. The enquiry does not book a slot.