What are motion graphics?
Motion graphics are kinetic design in motion—typography, logos, UI, icons, and brand elements choreographed to music or voiceover. Website Talking Heads produces custom motion graphics for ads, explainers, product launches, and video packaging that stay on-brand and conversion-focused.
Motion graphics FAQs
What are motion graphics?
Motion graphics animate design elements—type, logos, charts, UI, and shapes—to explain or sell without full character animation. Talking Heads builds custom motion pieces that match your brand system and message.
How do motion graphics differ from 2D/3D animation or whiteboard?
Motion graphics emphasize design and typography. 2D/3D animation often centers characters or product cinema. Whiteboard uses drawn teaching illustrations. We pick the format that fits the story—or combine them in one video.
Where do motion graphics work best?
Product launches, SaaS feature explainers, social ads, logo stings, lower-thirds packages, and website hero loops. Anywhere you need clarity and polish without a full live-action shoot.
How long should a motion graphics spot be?
Most marketing motion spots run 15–60 seconds. Explainer or presentation segments can run longer. Keep one job per cut so pacing stays sharp.
What assets do you need to start?
Brand guidelines, logos (vector preferred), fonts if licensed for motion, and a script or outline. Screenshots or UI exports help for software stories. We storyboard, animate, mix audio, and deliver web-ready files.






