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Film + motion / Holley Creative

GIVE THE STORY
MOVEMENT.

Rockford, Illinois
Projects nationwide

Product animation, cinematic sequences and aerial film, directed around what the viewer should see and feel.

Discuss your film
A railway cuts a precise line through green fields in an original Holley Creative aerial photograph
A study in perspectiveAerial photograph / Holley archive

Direction / Production / Edit

Find the rhythm.
Make every frame count.

01

Product animation

Camera, lighting and motion designed to explain a product through its form and detail.

02

Brand films

A visual direction and production plan built around the story you need to tell.

03

Aerial sequences

Place, scale and movement that connect the wider setting to the human story.

Investment / Starting rates

Production with a defined beginning.

Editing and final delivery are part of the production scope, with two rounds of revisions included in the starting projects below.

Brand film

From $2,500

Planning, up to four hours filming at one location and a 60–90 second finished film. One interview setup, one aspect ratio and licensed library music.

Social film edits

From $1,250

Three 15–30 second edits from client-supplied footage. One visual direction, one aspect ratio and basic titles or captions. New filming is separate.

Product animation

From $3,000

A 10–15 second product film using a usable supplied 3D model. One visual direction, one aspect ratio and two rounds of revisions.

Aerial film

From $850

One location and a 30–60 second edited aerial sequence. One aspect ratio, licensed library music and two rounds of revisions.

Planning your project

A few useful answers.

What kinds of motion projects can we discuss?

Product animation, brand film and aerial sequences. Send a reference, the intended audience and the channels where the video will appear so we can scope the production.

Can you deliver versions for different channels?

We can plan aspect ratios, running lengths and cutdowns as part of the brief. Agreeing these early helps keep the framing and editing consistent across formats.

What should I include in a film brief?

Tell us the story, audience, intended channels and timing. References are useful, as are details about locations, products or people involved. We will use those to discuss a realistic production scope.