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Hype So Good
It Should Be Illegal

Trailers, teasers and hype videos for launches, events, shows and anything else that needs a crowd, cut to build anticipation and get people talking.
What It Is

Make Them Count the Days

A promo has one job: make people want the thing before it exists. Whether it is a festival, a product drop, a grand opening or a new season of your show, we build the edit around the moment you want people talking about.
We shoot fresh footage, cut from what you already have, or mix both. Then we roll it out properly, with a hero trailer, short teasers and countdown cuts for every platform you post on.

What's Included

Concept, script and rollout plan
Fresh shoot, existing footage, or both
Motion titles, music and sound design
Hero trailer plus short teaser cutdowns
Versions sized for every platform and screen
How It Rolls

Idea to Launch Day in Four Steps

1

Brief

We pin down what you are launching, who it is for and the date everything has to land.
2

Plan

A concept, a script and a rollout schedule showing which cut goes out where, and when.
3

Make

We shoot what we need and pull the best of what you already have into the edit.
4

Launch

The trailer, teasers and countdown cuts arrive ready to post, well ahead of the big day.
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Sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads.
Dr. Evil · on the level of hype we aim for
Good Questions

Before You Ask

Anything not covered here, just email us. We reply within one business day.

Can you cut a promo from footage we already have?

Yes. Send us what you have and we will tell you whether it needs a fresh shoot or just a sharp edit.

How far ahead of launch should we book?

Three to four weeks gives time for teasers to build. Tighter timelines are possible with a clear brief.

Do you make event recap videos too?

We do. Book the promo and the recap together and next year's trailer practically writes itself.

Got Something to Launch? Yeah, Baby.

Tell us what is coming and when it goes live. We will plan the rollout backwards from there.