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Wipster
Connect-the-dots product storytelling for a video feedback platform — the kind of film agencies need when the brief is complex and the timeline is real.
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Senior motion design, white label or collaborative — direct access to the director, no extra production layer.
Selected work
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Connect-the-dots product storytelling for a video feedback platform — the kind of film agencies need when the brief is complex and the timeline is real.
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A brand story with the polish agencies expect — clear narrative, strong craft, delivery you can put in front of a client without flinching.
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In-app messaging made native and clear — collaborative or white-label ready.
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High-stakes storytelling for a global mission — proof that senior craft scales to the hardest briefs.
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Strategic data planning explained with precision — the standard agencies want when the client is technical.
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Deep tech made layperson-clear — the brief agencies bring when the product team cannot explain it themselves.
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City planning software for three stakeholder groups — architecture, development, and government.
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A workplace product story with completion rates that still surprise clients years later.
View case study →Skip the account manager stack. I own concept through delivery — and when specialists come in, I direct them. Your client still gets a single point of craft.
How agencies use Motion Story
“Daniel and the team were incredible to work with. We had a larger explainer video project and Motion Story made it easy to brainstorm, pivot ideas and collaborate at each stage.”
Questions
Yes. Collaborative or white label. You keep the client relationship; I own the craft and delivery.
From $5,000. Most projects land around $10,000–$15,000. Fixed quote upfront after we understand the brief.
Most projects run 3 to 6 weeks. Simpler pieces can ship in about two weeks when scope is tight.
Me. Dan Neale. Concept, storyboard, creative direction, and delivery. When a job needs extra hands, I direct them.