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United Nations
Data-led storytelling for a global plastic waste brief — attention-grabbing, then actionable.
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Motion graphics
with a director attached.
Premium 2D animation and motion graphics for agencies and in-house teams. Twenty years of studio craft, direct access — no markup, no junior handoffs.
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Selected work
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Method Recycling
Character-led workplace storytelling with completion rates that still surprise.
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RSPCA
Behaviour change for cat owners — warm illustration with a serious message.
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Atomic
Product motion that feels native to the software — clear, branded, sales-ready.
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BarkBusters
Charming character animation that makes behavioural training feel accessible.
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Eluse & Krue
A scientific product story with a unique hand-drawn visual language.
View case study →Bespoke work. No templates.
I do what I say I will do. Reliable delivery, senior craft, and a single point of contact from brief to final file.
Why agencies book me
- Twenty years of premium studio experience, direct access
- Trusted by top Australian creative agencies
- No agency markup, no junior handoffs
“Motion Story’s delivery was creative, efficient, and seamless. Once we provided our vision, they crafted a clear message that resonated with our audience.”
Questions
What do you cover?
2D animation and motion graphics, explainers and SaaS demos, product launch films, brand and campaign work, and motion for pitch decks and internal comms.
How much does it cost?
From $5,000. Most projects land around $10,000–$15,000. Fixed quote upfront after we understand the brief.
How long does it take?
Most projects run 3 to 6 weeks. Simpler pieces can ship in about two weeks when scope is tight.
Who will I be working with?
Me. Dan Neale. Concept, storyboard, creative direction, and delivery. When a job needs extra hands, I direct them.