Promotional Video Production
A dedicated creative team that makes your promotional video all year: launch teasers, seasonal campaigns, event promos, and the short social clips that have to earn a click before anyone reads the caption.
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What we produce
Everything your team needs, from one dedicated team.
Product launch videos
Teasers before the date, the announcement itself, and feature clips after. We build the set to work as one release instead of four unrelated files.
Event promotion
Video before the event to fill seats, and recap cuts afterward that keep it in front of the people who missed it.
Seasonal campaigns
Video tied to a date on the calendar: holiday pushes, back to school, end of quarter. It runs for a fixed window, then steps aside for the next one.
Brand announcements
New partnerships, milestones, company news. We make the announcement actually land instead of reading like a release nobody finishes.
Limited-time promotions
Short clips for a narrow window, when you need people to act now rather than sit and think about it.
Social promo clips
Short vertical cuts made for how each feed really plays them, built to get watched and passed along.
And much more. If it's video for your business, we produce it.
The project-by-project way quietly costs you more.
Book one campaign at a time and every promo gets priced and scheduled from zero, so the number moves around and the calendar slips. You get a dedicated team instead, at one predictable monthly rate. We build promos animated-first, so changing the copy, the colors, or the voiceover later is an edit, not another production. And because the same people stay on your account, we start from what the video is supposed to do rather than a blank brief, so every promo is aimed at a specific outcome instead of at looking impressive on its own.
Why most promotional video gets ignored
Most promotional video gets approved, made, posted, and forgotten inside the same quarter. The ones that actually move someone, the launch clip that gets shared around, the seasonal spot people still remember when the next one drops, get made differently.
They come from us. We have been making your promos for a while. By the third or fourth one, we know your product, your audience, and which hook your people actually stop for. The first promo is rarely the one that lands. The fifth one is.
How Moonb makes promotional videos
We start with what you actually need the video to do, whether that is noise around a product launch or something that speaks to potential partners. From there we shape an outline that leads with what you are good at and answers what your viewers actually came for. Our animators and motion designers give it a look that fits your brand, playful and loose or clean and serious, whichever you are. And we keep it open the whole way through, so your notes and ideas shape the final cut instead of arriving too late to matter.
Where animation actually earns its place
Animation is worth it when live footage would fight you. It can flatten a complicated detail into something a viewer gets in one pass, show a scenario that would be a pain to shoot, or put a bit of life into a setting that is otherwise all suits and slides. When you need to cover several things at once, how a product works and where it fits into someone's day, animation holds it together in one style. It pays off most on a new piece of tech or an idea people cannot picture until they see it move, and because your team already knows your brand, a simple promo can go from brief to a finished cut in around 48 hours.
What promotional video costs
These are the ranges we see quoted in 2026 for one-off promotional video, what a production company charges per project. A dedicated Moonb team covers the same work at one set monthly rate, or on a per-project quote when a single piece is all you need, so you can plan a year of video or just the next one.
| Format | Typical project quote | What moves the number |
|---|---|---|
| Live-action brand or promo film | $2,500 to $10,000+ | crew size, shoot days, locations |
| Website or homepage hero | $5,000 to $20,000 | concept, crew, finishing |
| Social or ad campaign | $2,000 to $20,000+ | reach, formats, number of versions |
| Event recap | $1,500 to $5,000 | days on site, turnaround |
| Dedicated Moonb team | one set monthly rate, or a per-project quote | the same team every week, a Creative Director included, revisions until it is right |
The full breakdown, line by line, is in our guide to what video production costs.
Changing a promo later is not a big job
Brands shift, products change, and a new campaign always shows up. When you need to update a promo, new text, a different color palette, a reworked voiceover, it is a small job rather than a fresh production. We build them to be revised, so what you have out there stays accurate and current instead of quietly going out of date.
- Product launch videos
- Event promotion
- Seasonal campaigns
- Brand announcements
- Limited-time promotions
- Social promo clips
A promo should move a number
A promo has to do more than look good. It should push something you actually care about: more inquiries coming in, prospects who understand your service before the first call, a bit of trust earned in a market that does not know you yet. Pair a real story with a plain reason to care and the viewer can see why you are worth their time. Then you watch what happens, shares, click-throughs, what people say back, and you learn what to make next.
When people actually respond, share it, ask about it, bring it up, you know the promo did its job.
How it works
From signup to first delivery in under 2 days.
Meet your team
You get a Creative Director and specialists who learn your brand, your assets, and how you work.
About 30 minutesSend the work
Brief them like colleagues. Your Creative Director runs the queue and keeps everything on-brand.
As much as you needGet it back fast
Polished work comes back on a steady weekly rhythm, revisions included until it is right.
No change-order feesMy team really enjoyed working with Moonb and found the experience pretty seamless.
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Book a CallFrequently Asked Questions
Quoted per project, live-action brand or promo film usually runs $2,500 to $10,000+, website or homepage hero $5,000 to $20,000, and social or ad campaign $2,000 to $20,000+, with crew size, shoot days, locations moving the number. A dedicated Moonb team covers the same work at one set monthly rate, or on a per-project quote when a single piece is all you need.
Yes. Before the event you want video that gets people to register. During it, short highlight clips keep the energy up while it is happening. After, a recap cut keeps the experience going for the people who were there and the ones who missed it. Event promo works because there is a real deadline attached to something people actually want to watch.
The promos that work give before they ask. They teach, entertain, or hit an emotion before they get anywhere near the pitch. We build them so the viewer gets something worth their time up front, something useful, a real feeling, a laugh, and by the time the message arrives they are actually willing to hear it.
Yes. A launch is not one video, it is a set that works together: teasers to build some anticipation, the announcement on launch day, feature clips that show what it actually does, and follow-up pieces that keep things moving after launch week is over. We make the whole set as one campaign so it hangs together instead of being four videos that happen to share a logo.
A good call to action is specific, has a reason to act now, and matches where the viewer is in deciding. We skip lines like "learn more" and tell them exactly what they get for acting. And we put it on screen, not only in the voiceover, so it still lands when the sound is off, which on social is most of the time.
It depends on where your audience already spends time. Paid social (Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube) lets you target tightly. Email reaches people who already know you. A landing page converts someone who is mid-decision. We cut a version made for each channel instead of forcing one edit to work everywhere, because the same clip almost never does.
The first two seconds decide whether someone keeps watching or keeps scrolling, so that is where we put the work. A strong opening image, a bit of motion they did not expect, type big enough to read at a glance: those pull someone in before the actual message shows up. Getting a thumb to stop is something we design for on purpose, not something we hope for.
Yes. We build promos in modular pieces. The key visuals, the text overlays, the calls to action, and the wording sit in layers you can edit, so swapping them for a different season, region, or audience is a change rather than a rebuild from scratch.
A promo is tied to a specific campaign or deadline and built to get people acting now. A brand video plays a longer game: how you are positioned, who you are, the feeling people attach to you, without necessarily pushing a single call to action. We make both, and most campaigns end up using some of each.
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