Motion, 3D & CGI
Motion graphics
in Kumasi
Animation, 3D and CGI built frame by frame in-studio. For brands that need to say something a still image cannot hold.
When a still image will not do it
Motion is what you reach for when the message will not sit still: a process that has to be shown in sequence, a product that needs to be seen from every side, a logo that has to arrive rather than just appear. We build all of it in-studio in Kumasi, alongside the filmed video production it usually sits next to, no stock template packs, no plugin presets doing the heavy lifting.
That runs from the small and constant to the large and one-off. On one end: animated social posts, kinetic type, lower thirds and title cards that keep a feed moving. On the other: full 3D logo builds, CGI product placements, and animated explainer series that carry real information rather than decoration.
The reason to animate in the first place is usually clarity. An explainer earns its keep when it makes something understandable that a paragraph could not: how a test works, what a service actually involves, why a product is different. We storyboard against that, agree the script with you, and only then start building, because a beautiful animation of the wrong explanation is still the wrong explanation.
Then there is the live end of the work: LED stage visuals for concerts and conferences, loops and stings cut to the run of show, sized to the actual screen rig rather than a guess. We have built these for events with thousands of people in the room, where a visual that drops out mid-set is not a small problem.
What you get
- 3D & CGI product spots
- Animated logo builds and stings
- Explainer and education series
- Motion posts, kinetic type & carousels
- LED stage visuals and event loops
- Title cards, lower thirds & broadcast graphics
Built in-studio, not licensed
The ZAMAR mark for GCMI is the clearest example of what in-house 3D buys you. "Making music unto God" needed a logo that could headline a bill, so we built it as a full 3D object (gold, chrome and trumpets) rather than a flat mark with an effect applied. Because it exists as geometry, it can be re-lit, re-angled and re-animated for each year's campaign refresh instead of being redrawn.
The same principle drives the CGI work for Ramen Express. Putting a product inside the Eras Tour's Toronto stop and inside the NFL season meant modelling and lighting it properly, so it sits in the plate instead of floating on top of it.
On the explainer side, Medilab's animated health series has generated 255K organic views from a page of roughly 2,600 followers. Diagnostics is dry material by default. The motion is what makes someone watch to the end of an explanation of a screening test.
And the numbers travel beyond the studio: a single video produced for Calvary Redemption Church has passed 421.8K views on TikTok, on a page that has since grown to 14.1K followers.
How a project runs
Read the full FAQs →Tell us the goal
Message us on WhatsApp or email with what you are trying to achieve, roughly when you need it, and the budget you have in mind. A person replies, not an auto-responder.
Fixed quote in a day
You get a written quote inside one working day. It states the scope, the deliverables and the timeline for your job, it is fixed for that scope, and it stays valid for 30 days.
Deposit and production
A 50% deposit confirms your slot in the schedule and covers the work up to first presentation. It is fully refundable right up until work begins. Two revision rounds per asset are included.
Delivery and hand-off
Final files arrive through a private link, or a shared drive for large video. Everything is yours once the invoice clears, and we keep project files for at least 12 months for re-exports.
Motion and 3D work
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ZAMAR
A custom 3D logo in gold, chrome and trumpets, rolled into yearly campaign refreshes.
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#InMyRamenEra
CGI concepts placing the brand inside the Eras Tour and the NFL season.
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Street level and timeline
An animated health series carrying real diagnostic information, 255K organic views.
Read the case study →What it costs
Animation is priced by what has to be built, not by the minute. A ten-second logo sting and a six-part explainer series involve completely different amounts of modelling, storyboarding and render time, so we quote the actual job rather than publishing a rate card. Projects start at GHS 500.
You get the quote in writing inside one working day. It is fixed for the scope it describes and valid for 30 days, and if the scope grows (another scene, a second aspect ratio, a language version), we tell you what it costs before building it.
Half up front confirms your slot in the schedule and is fully refundable until work begins; the balance is due on delivery. Mobile money (MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash, AirtelTigo Money), bank transfer, and Visa or Mastercard all work. Ghana Cedi by default, other currencies where our processor supports collection, and tax stated plainly on every quote with any levy itemised.
Where we work
Motion work is the least location-dependent thing we do. Everything is built in-studio in Kumasi, so the brief, the storyboard review, the animatic and the final hand-off all happen online. Clients in Accra and clients in another time zone get exactly the same process.
What we do need from you is material: vector logo files, brand colours, product references or photographs, and a script or the raw information to write one from. Missing assets are the usual reason an animation date slips, so we ask for them up front rather than halfway through.
For LED and stage work that needs us on site outside Greater Kumasi, travel and accommodation are quoted separately and agreed in advance. Roughly 80% of our clients stay on retainer, which for motion tends to mean a recurring series rather than a single film.
Questions we get asked
How long does a motion graphics project take?
Scope decides it, and your quote states the timeline for your job. A single animated social post is usually days; a 3D logo build or a multi-part explainer series is usually weeks. The clock starts when the deposit clears and we have your script, logo files and any product references, not when the quote is accepted.
Can you animate a logo we already have?
Yes, and it is common. If you have vector files we can usually animate or rebuild the mark in 3D directly. If all you have is a low-resolution image, we will tell you honestly whether it needs redrawing first and what that adds, before it appears on a quote.
Do you make LED screen visuals for events?
Yes. We build stage visuals, loops and stings cut to the run of show and sized to the actual screen rig, which we ask about in advance rather than assuming a standard ratio. We have supplied them for concerts and conferences with thousands of people in the room.
How many rounds of changes are included?
Two revision rounds per asset are included in every project. A round means one consolidated set of feedback from you, actioned by us. Further rounds are quoted separately, and we always tell you when you have reached the limit and what the next round would cost before doing the work.
Who owns the finished work?
All final creative belongs to you once the invoice is settled in full. You get the delivered files and the right to use them however you need, with no ongoing licence fee. Editable project files (After Effects compositions, layered design files, raw footage) are working files rather than the product, so they are not part of a standard delivery. Ask up front and we price them into the quote.
How much does animation cost in Ghana?
We quote per project, because a ten-second logo sting and a six-part explainer series are not comparable pieces of work. Projects start at GHS 500, and the quote is fixed for the scope it describes and valid for 30 days from the day we send it.
Something that needs
to move?
Send us the idea, the deadline and the budget you have in mind. A fixed price comes back inside one working day, valid 30 days, no obligation.