I'm Arik — a motion designer building explainer videos, VSLs and ad creative for SaaS, B2B and fintech brands. Clear story, sharp animation, built to perform.
They explain features instead of selling outcomes, blend into the feed, and stop working after a week. For a SaaS or fintech brand, a video isn't decoration — it's the difference between a scroll and a signup.
Great products explained in a way nobody outside the team understands.
Polished but generic — it looks like every other ad and gets scrolled past.
No system, no cutdowns, no reuse — one render and the value's gone.
Four formats, one focus — turning complex offers into video people actually watch and act on.
Turn a complicated product into a 60–90s story a first-time viewer instantly gets. UI in motion, clear narrative, zero jargon.
Long-form video sales letters that carry a prospect from problem to booked call — paced, scripted and animated to hold attention.
Data, dashboards and trust — animated cleanly for a category that can't afford to look cheap. Precise, premium, on-brand.
Short, punchy, platform-native cuts and ad creative built to stop the scroll — in 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9, ready to ship.
A clear five-step process — you always know what's happening and what comes next.
We pin down the audience, the core message and what the video needs to do. No animation starts without a sharp angle.
The story gets written and boarded frame by frame — so the structure is locked before a single asset is built.
Every screen, UI and visual is designed on-brand and animation-ready.
Where it comes alive — timing, easing and sound design tuned until each cut earns its place.
Final masters plus the cutdowns you need — 16:9, 1:1, 9:16 — with revisions built in.
You work with me directly — no account managers, no telephone game. The person you brief is the person animating your video, which means faster decisions and work that stays true to the idea.
I focus on a narrow lane on purpose: motion for SaaS, B2B and fintech. It's where clear thinking and clean craft matter most, and it's what I do every day.
Motion design studio of one.
Most projects run two to four weeks from brief to final cut, depending on length and scope. Tighter timelines are possible — just flag it early and we'll plan around it.
Per project, based on length, complexity and the number of cutdowns you need. Send a short brief and you'll get a clear fixed quote — no hourly surprises.
Whatever your channels need — 16:9 for site and YouTube, 1:1 and 9:16 for paid social and stories, plus localized or text-swapped versions on request.
Yes. Every project includes structured revision rounds at storyboard and animation stage, so feedback happens at the right time and nothing gets re-built from scratch.
Tell me what you're building. I'll come back with a take on how to put it in motion.