Services/Book
Book teasers
A 15 - 30 second film built around few scenes from your novel — the moment that makes a reader stop scrolling, screenshot the cover and go looking for the preorder link.
$500-$950
Book Teasers in detail
What you get
- · 15 – 30s teaser film
- · Wide or Vertical Formats
- · Captioned and uncaptioned versions
- · Still frames for static ads
- · Revision rounds inclusive
- · Visual assets & free Animated book cover
What it costs
The Teaser is $500 - $950, fixed. That is the whole price: writing, direction, voice, score, sound design, and the source files. There is no separate licensing fee and no usage window.
What changes the number is scope. An extension in length, or a set of audiogram variants are quoted as add-ons before the work starts, never invoiced after it.
Payment is 50% to hold the slot in the schedule and 50% on delivery.
How long
One to three weeks after concept approval.
If you have a dated preorder, tell us the date in the brief.
What we need
- · Your Story Brief.
- · Your cover files at print resolution, and the artist's name, so we can either match the palette or depart from it deliberately.
- · Brand guideline: character commissions, sigils, maps.
- · Character notes — ages, builds, scars, accents, anything a returning reader would correct us on.
- · A date. Launch, preorder or ad flight.
More of this kind of work
Fantasy0:30TRAILERThe Rage of Dragons FANTASY0:48TRAILERThe Unicorn Hunters
How it runs
- 01
The brief
We receive your Story Brief. We come back with what we think the film would look like.
- 02
The look
Frames, palette and a written edit script.
- 03
The build
Writers, voice performers, editors and direction. Rough cut, then picture lock.
- 04
The handoff
Films, cutdowns and source files, with a note on how each shot can be used.
Questions about book teasers
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