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You’ll receive a welcome email shortly with access to your client portal and onboarding instructions.
Inside the portal, you’ll share brand assets, context, and your first motion design request.
You’ll be able to queue unlimited requests, with one active request worked on at a time.
You can pause or cancel your subscription at any time. While paused, billing stops and unused time is preserved.
Hiring full-time makes sense when you have a consistent, predictable volume of work and the budget for salary, benefits, and management.
This model is designed for teams whose motion needs come in waves. You get senior-level support when work ramps up, without paying for downtime or scrambling to find an available freelancer.
Yes! I regularly collaborate with in-house teams, editors, and producers to slot motion work into existing workflows. Send me your Figma, Illustrator, Photoshop, or rendered video files.
You’ll submit requests through an Orchestra client portal. You can include references, files, notes, or links. There’s no formal briefing process required, and you don’t need to lock scope in advance.
Most short form motion requests are turned around within 24 to 48 hours. Larger requests may take longer and are broken into manageable pieces so progress stays visible and predictable.
A request is one clearly defined task or deliverable. Think adding captions & graphics to a reel or animating a product flow. Larger projects are broken into smaller steps so progress stays steady and predictable.
Yes. You can submit as many requests as you’d like. I work through them one at a time in the order you choose.
I limit the number of active subscriptions at any given time to ensure turnaround times and quality remain consistent.
I primarily work in After Effects, with supporting tools depending on the project.
Files are delivered in formats that fit your workflow, whether that’s final exports for social, web, or working files when appropriate.
Yes. This model works best for ongoing needs, but many clients use it for short bursts of work and then pause. You can subscribe for a month, get what you need done, and pause or cancel when it no longer makes sense.
Because this is a service-based subscription with work starting immediately, refunds aren’t offered. Once a billing period begins, that time is reserved and work is underway.
That said, there’s no long-term commitment. You can pause or cancel your subscription at any time, and many clients choose to subscribe for a month, get what they need done, and then pause.
Yes. When I’m unavailable, I give advanced notice and plan around it so work stays on track. For planned vacations, I temporarily pause all subscriptions (so that you’re not paying for the outage).
Book a call or email me so we can talk it through!
