Give your launch a film.
When should a startup make a launch video?
Use a launch film when you have a working product and a clear audience to introduce it to. Start with a URL and a brief about the problem and useful result. Ghostmotion plans scenes from the software and lets you revise the cut in chat. If the audience needs step-by-step evaluation, make a product demo instead.
Startup launch film. Show the core workflow. 30 seconds.From the reel: Bless is a launch film.See how we made the Bless film
Why this format?
A new product needs a quick, credible introduction. Show what it does before asking people to read the pitch.
From URL to first cut.
Review the first cut, then change what needs work.
- 01
Share your URL
Give Ghostmotion a link to your product and a short brief.
- 02
Find the shots
The agent explores the product and suggests scenes.
- 03
Choose the cut
Review the shot list and choose a soundtrack.
- 04
Render and refine
Watch the first cut and ask for changes in plain language.
What makes it work.
Lead with the product
Show a real interaction before the pitch.
Make the point fast
Focus on the one thing people should remember.
Use it again
Make a new cut for the next launch or announcement.
Common questions.
Yes. Choose the screens and flows that are ready to show.
Review it in the room where it will play. A pitch may need a different cut from a social post.
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Make your next film.
Bring your product URL and tell us what to show.