Everything we are usually asked about creative work, builds, cost, ownership and how projects run. If yours is not here, ask us directly and you will have an answer within 24 hours.
Strategy, identity, campaigns and production.
Both, by design. Half of our team works on strategy, brand, campaigns, content and production; the other half designs and builds websites, platforms and AI. Most clients use both, run as one project.
Yes. Brand strategy, naming, logo and visual identity systems, typography, colour, tone of voice and guidelines, built to work on screens as well as in print.
Yes. Creative direction, shoots, editing, colour, motion graphics, animation and 3D product visuals, scaled to the channels and budget.
Yes. We concept one idea and carry it across film, social, paid media, out-of-home, email and the landing pages our developers build alongside it.
Where it helps. AI speeds up concepting, versioning and localisation under clear art direction, and every output is reviewed by our creative team before it is published.
What happens before anything gets built.
Yes. Every engagement starts with a free assessment call, and you leave it with a written view of scope, sequencing and a budget band. Take it to another agency if you like.
Within 24 hours. Tell us what you are building and we come back with an architecture proposal and a timeline within one business day.
Yes, and we sign it before the first call rather than after it. You should not have to describe your product to us before the paperwork is in place.
You do. Every engagement includes 100% IP and source code ownership. You are never renting your own product back from us.
From scope, not from a price list. The assessment call ends with a written view of scope, sequencing and a budget band, so you can judge the number against what it actually buys.
Los Angeles, California. We work with clients across the Americas and beyond, and our delivery teams are recruited globally.
What we do, and what the words actually mean.
Seven: mobile app development, web app development, UI/UX design, remote teams, CRM consultancy, managed cloud services and eCommerce development. Each one has its own page with the full scope on it.
The time we take to build a mobile app varies. It can be between 3 to 9 months, depending on whether the app is simple or feature-rich.
A web app is a mobile application that you can access on the web. It allows users to perform actions over the Internet.
UI (user interface) refers to a website's aesthetics, such as the typography and color palette. UX (user experience), on the other hand, focuses on enhancing the user journey.
We provide consultancy for some of the most commonly used CRM solutions. They include Zoho, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and HubSpot Sales Hub.
Yes. Catalogue structure, search and filtering, cart and checkout, then the payment and shipping integrations behind them. We have also built held deposits, conditional releases, multi-party commission splits and subscription billing on live platforms, which is the same money path with different rules on top.
How the work runs once it starts.
Four steps, every time. Initial discussion and research, strategy design and implementation, project execution and launch, then delivery and support. You sign off at every stage rather than at the end.
If you don't have the resources to hire an in-house employee, consider hiring our remote developers. Since we work on a project basis, you won't have to bear the expenses of onboarding or training.
Yes. Our remote teams model embeds vetted engineers and designers directly into your workflow, standups and tooling.
You get the finished product, the documentation behind it and a team that stays reachable long after handover. Several of our platforms are still receiving updates years after they shipped.
Yes, and we already do. The Festival of the Diaspora relaunches with a new host city, theme, speaker roster and ticketing every year, on a fixed conference deadline, and has done for five editions.
What we have built and what we build it on.
Social platforms, peer-to-peer marketplaces, wedding and event technology, generative AI, nonprofit events and education. Our case studies cover all six.
Most of our recent product work runs on Next.js, React, React Native, Node.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, PostgreSQL through Supabase, AWS S3 and Vercel. Our content and institutional sites run on WordPress with Elementor, Advanced Custom Fields and Gravity Forms, behind Cloudflare.
Yes. The work page has every project, and each one has a full case study behind it covering the brief, the architecture decisions, what shipped and the stack it runs on.
Yes. We have built an AI dubbing platform that clones a voice and lip-syncs it into 50+ languages, a prompt-to-video studio that assembles visuals, voiceover, captions and music in one pass, and AI planning tools inside an events platform.
Not if we can avoid it. On Make Movie AI each generative service sits behind its own interface so a provider can be swapped without touching the core backend. We treat providers as replaceable components, because in that field the best model changes every few months.
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