Make your launch the one they remember.

Launch films and launch messaging for B2B SaaS founders. Pick where you are.

Book a 20-minute callAbout three weeks. Two launches a month.
SkipLaunch film for async team updates. Concept, 0:30
DuesmithFilm for an invoicing tool. Concept, 0:30
EvenlyMessage and film for a finance tool. Concept, 0:30
Aaron Kirk

I'm Aaron Kirk. I write and direct every film myself, from the first call to the final cut. No pitch deck needed: send a link to your product and I'll reply within a day.

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Four films, each built on one peak and one ending.

Concept films for invented products, made to show the range. Yours starts from your real product and your customers' words.

Nightshift.

An AI on-call engineer that fixes the 3 a.m. incidents your team has already solved.

The peak
07:30, and one incident already handled.
The end
Your on-call, while you sleep.

Script, film and music. Feeling: relief. The brief behind it

Skip.

Short async updates that replace the week's status meetings.

The peak
The week’s meetings wipe off the calendar.
The end
Skip the meeting. Keep the update.

Script, film and music. Feeling: a laugh, then relief. The brief behind it

Evenly.

Month-end bank reconciliation that matches every line by itself.

The peak
Closed on day two.
The end
Close in days, not weeks.

Message, script, film and music. Feeling: control. The brief behind it

Duesmith.

Follow-ups for unpaid invoices, written in your own voice.

The peak
Paid 29 days sooner.
The end
Get paid without the chase.

Script, film and music. Feeling: relief, with an edge. The brief behind it

People remember two moments of a launch: the peak and the end.

Psychologists call it the peak-end rule. We judge an experience by its most intense moment and by how it finishes, not by the average. So every film is built around one peak, the moment your product does what nothing else can, and one ending: the line people repeat and the step they take next. The launch copy is written to match.

About three weeks, and you sign off at every step.

Nothing is animated until you've approved every frame on paper, so the expensive part never goes in the wrong direction.

  1. Days 1 to 3

    Call and brief

    A 45-minute call about your product, your customers and your launch date. I write the brief.

    You approve the one line the film has to land.

  2. Week 1

    Script

    Two or three directions, each with its peak and its ending written out.

    You choose one direction.

  3. Week 2

    Storyboard

    Every scene drawn with timings and on-screen words. Change it as often as you like here.

    You sign off every frame.

  4. Week 3

    Film

    Animation from your real interface, music and sound, then every format you need.

    You review two rounds of changes, then it's yours.

Prices you can see before we talk.

Fixed quotes after the first call. No day rates, no surprises.

Launch film

from £1,500

For a product or company launch.

  • A 30-second film in 16:9
  • Vertical and square cuts for LinkedIn, X and Instagram
  • Captions, so it works with the sound off
  • The launch post and the homepage lines
  • Two rounds of changes on the film

About three weeks

Feature clip

from £400

For a new feature or a changelog post.

  • A 15 to 30-second clip from your interface
  • One vertical cut
  • One round of changes

About one week

Launch Message Sprint

from £750

For when the product is good and the message isn't landing.

  • One-page positioning
  • Your one line and three hooks to test
  • A plan for the week either side of launch
  • Comes off the film price if you book one after

About one week

You own the finished films. Half up front, half on delivery. Launch date close? Ask about a rush slot.

Questions founders ask first

Who owns the film?

You do, once the final invoice is paid. The music is licensed for use anywhere you show the film, including paid ads.

How many changes can I ask for?

As many as you like at the script and storyboard stages. Once animation starts, two rounds are included; more are quoted before I make them.

What do you need from me?

A 45-minute call, access to your product or screenshots of it, and your brand files if you have them. If you don't, I'll set colours and type for the film.

What if my launch date moves?

The schedule moves with it. Tell me as soon as you know and nothing is lost.

How are the films made?

Designed and animated in code from your real interface, so every frame stays sharp and late copy changes are quick.

Is there a voiceover?

Most launch films are watched with the sound off, so they're built for captions and music first. A voiceover can be added and is quoted separately.

Do you work with founders outside the UK?

Yes. Everything happens over video calls and shared links. Prices are in pounds.

Make the ending count.

Tell me about your launch. I'll reply within a day with what I'd make and what it would cost.

Two launches a month. Next free start: 1 December.