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Milo / Product film
A little character. A whole new connection.
A 45-second product film introducing Milo, a connected wristband with a personality of its own.
The project
Expressive 3D product shots, animated typography and app sequences bring Milo’s world to life. Color, movement and voiceover guide the story from the first introduction to the final brand reveal.
- Deliverable
- Product film
- Duration
- 00:45
- Film format
- 16:9
The context
Milo is a connected wristband with a character of its own. The presentation brings together a physical product, its personality and its app. The client’s feedback highlighted how quickly the intended visual style was understood.
The creative approach
Expressive 3D product shots establish the wristband and its character. Animated typography and app sequences then connect the product to its digital world. Color, movement and voiceover carry the presentation through to the final Milo brand reveal.
What we delivered
A 45-second landscape product film with voiceover. The 16:9 version shown here combines product imagery, app sequences and animated typography in a single presentation.
In the film
- Product and character presentation
- App sequences and animated typography
- Voiceover-led film
In the client’s words
Really happy with the result. Everything was smooth from the first message to the final delivery. They understood the style I was looking for really quickly and the motion came out even better than expected. Would definitely work with them again.
Pricing
How much does motion design cost?
Compare MO STUDIO’s motion design offers: ads at $450, long-format films at $600 and 20 minutes of video per month at $5,000.
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