Honestly, that's most of our projects. Send us what you have — a mood board, a reference, a voice note explaining the vibe. We'll figure out the rest together. If you do have the time to fill in the details, here's our brief form. It takes about five minutes and helps us hit the ground running.

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It depends on the scope, and we know that's not the most satisfying answer. What we can do is turn around an estimate quickly — usually within a day or two after the first conversation. We're also flexible on how we structure the work, so if the initial estimate doesn't fit your budget, it's worth a conversation before you write it off.

We don't have a strict minimum, but we're best suited for projects that have some scope to them — a hero film, a product launch, a campaign with multiple assets. If you're not sure whether your project fits or not, just reach out and we'll tell you directly.

Both, and we're set up for either. For agencies and productions, we're a reliable CG partner for the pipeline parts you don't want to build in‑house. For direct clients, we handle the whole thing from brief to delivery.

Yes, and it's one of the better parts of how we're set up. The people we work with have been part of our projects for years, and most of them have gone deep on a specific part of the pipeline — one person owns character rigging, another owns product lookdev, another owns comp. They know our standards, they know how we communicate, and we know exactly what to expect from them. Assembling a team around each project rather than keeping everyone on staff full‑time is what lets us put the right people on your brief — and it's also a big part of why our rates are lower than a comparable full‑time studio, without losing any quality.

We're based in Yerevan, Armenia. Time zone sits between Europe and the Middle East, which works well for both. We keep communication simple and consistent — regular check‑ins, clear milestones, updates at every stage.