Proof
The work
Frames matter, but a retainer is judged on throughput. So alongside the reel, every Engine case study here shows the board: every deliverable a client got, laid out in a grid, with the real numbers behind it.
Coming first: a 90-day output board
Three months on the Engine with our founding client: the tier, the cadence, every deliverable, and what it replaced, in their words.
How we tell these stories
Every case study follows the same honest structure:
1–2
The bottleneck & the old math
Life before, in the buyer's words, and what ad-hoc production was actually costing. Real numbers, their numbers.
3–4
The setup & the board
Tier, cadence, what a shoot day looks like. Then the money visual: a grid of every deliverable from 90 days. Volume is the retainer's proof.
5–7
What it replaced & the relief
The honest comparison (the output of a 2–3 person in-house content team at roughly half the cost) and the client's own words on what changed. The sentence we work toward hearing: that they stopped having to think about video.
Selected day-hire work
Two decades of sets. A few frames while the case studies are in production: