Motion Graphics Company in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Motion graphics is not text surrounded by moving elements. It is a way to organize information visually, guide attention and build understanding step by step. We start with the script, then design the scenes, movement and sound as one system.
Our Work
Motion Graphics Designed to Explain and Persuade
Motion graphics does not begin with animation. It begins with the question the video needs to answer. These projects addressed different communication needs: simplifying a technical platform, explaining an insurance product, launching a loyalty programme and turning an employee journey into structured training content. For each project, we developed a visual sequence, tone and set of deliverables suited to the audience and platform.
FlyAkeed — 3D Motion Graphics for Corporate Travel Management
The challenge was to turn a complex administrative subject—approvals, budgets, travel reports and support—into a fast story for HR managers, travel teams and finance teams. The video moves from paper-based processes and queues into a smarter digital experience. Icons, interface elements and a futuristic visual tunnel make the contrast between the old and new journeys easy to follow. The treatment focuses on tangible benefits: faster approvals, real-time visibility of costs, less complexity and round-the-clock support through Akeed Care.
Verified deliverables: A 45–60 second 3D video in Arabic and English, prepared for high-resolution display and an immersive exhibition-booth experience.
SmartBox — Explaining a New Service from Problem to Use
SmartBox needed to explain a familiar problem for villa residents: a parcel arriving while nobody is home, creating inconvenience and the risk of a missed or lost delivery. The video begins with the situation before introducing the product, then explains the user journey step by step: sharing a link, scanning a QR code, entering the access code, placing the parcel and notifying the recipient. Simple Saudi language and clear graphics highlight security, weather resistance and the ability to collect a parcel at the user’s preferred time.
Verified deliverables: Motion graphics up to one minute, Arabic voice-over with English subtitles, and horizontal and vertical versions.
Tawuniya — Making Medical Malpractice Insurance Easier to Understand
Medical insurance content must remain accurate without becoming a legal list that is difficult to follow. The project organised the message for healthcare professionals: who the policy covers, the type of liability involved, and the importance of financial protection and defence or investigation costs. The information was arranged as a teachable sequence supported by icons, visual headings and alerts, allowing viewers to understand the main idea before moving into conditions and details.
Verified deliverables: An Arabic explainer video within a scripted series for the medical malpractice insurance product.
eXtra Jood — Launching a Loyalty Programme in Under a Minute
Jood included many benefits, but giving each one equal weight would have made the film crowded. The script was therefore built around one promise—“unlimited benefits”—before ordering the supporting benefits according to their ability to motivate membership: additional discounts, an extended warranty, a longer return and exchange period, and partner cards and benefits. Motion graphics turned detailed conditions into a short, well-paced journey that ends with a direct invitation to join online or in store.
Verified deliverables: An Arabic motion-graphics video of up to one minute for the Jood membership launch.
Golf Saudi — A Visual System for Employee Induction and Training
This was not a single company-introduction film. It was a content system designed to help new employees understand subjects ranging from health and safety to security, the environment and workplace responsibilities. The project needed a consistent visual language capable of carrying a large amount of information without losing clarity. The solution combined virtual-studio presentation, graphics and icons, and filming at golf locations, with a repeatable structure that made each module easier to follow while preserving one identity across the series.
Verified deliverables: Up to 12 videos, each up to four minutes, in English with Arabic subtitles, combining studio and on-location filming.
Mobily Pay — Motion Graphics Explaining Digital Wallet Services
The film presents transfers to users and banks, international transfers, bill payments, money requests, gifts, Apple Pay and multilingual use through a mobile interface and animated icons. It demonstrates Jump’s ability to organise many app features into one coherent visual journey.
When Is Motion Graphics the Right Choice?
We analyze the material, organize it around one question and a logical flow, remove what distracts the viewer and keep what they need to understand or decide. Concise writing here comes from understanding, not arbitrary cutting.
The Design Comes from the Brand
We develop color, typography, shapes, characters and transitions from the brand system and the content’s tone. The video feels like part of your presence, not a separate piece with a logo added at the end.
Movement Has a Logic
We use movement to direct the eye, explain relationships, show change and build rhythm. We do not keep everything moving all the time. Sometimes a short pause is what gives the information its weight.
Voice-Over, Music and Sound Effects as Part of the Narrative
We recommend the right voice and tone, record the performance, then build music and effects around the rhythm. When needed, we produce versions in multiple languages or voices while preserving scene timing.
Send us the complex material, and we will turn it into a clear visual journey.
Motion Graphics Services Built Around the Message
Motion graphics works best when design and movement clarify an idea rather than decorate it. Jump develops the script, storyboard, visual language, animation and sound as one system, producing content that feels specific to the brand and remains clear across screens and languages.
Product and Service Explainers
Show how a platform, app or service works by turning the user journey, features and benefits into a concise visual story.
Internal Communications and Training
Make onboarding, policies, safety procedures and employee programmes easier to follow and remember.
Campaign and Social Media Content
Create short animated assets, launch films and adaptable cutdowns for paid and organic digital channels.
Data and Corporate Storytelling
Transform reports, indicators, achievements and strategic messages into structured visual information.
Our Motion Graphics Production Process
1. Brief and Objective
We define the audience, communication goal, platform, duration, language and required action.
2. Script and Structure
We shape the message into a voice-over or on-screen narrative with a clear beginning, progression and conclusion.
3. Storyboard
Every scene is planned before animation so the client can review the logic, timing and visual transitions.
4. Visual Style
We build characters, icons, interfaces, typography, illustration or 3D references from the brand identity.
5. Animation
Movement is created to guide attention, explain relationships and give the film a consistent pace.
6. Voice, Music and Sound
Voice-over, music and sound effects are selected and mixed to support meaning and rhythm.
7. Delivery and Adaptations
We prepare the approved master and any required ratios, cutdowns, subtitles and language versions.
What Shapes the Cost of a Motion Graphics Project?
Duration and Script Complexity
A short single-message film requires a different scope from a multi-stage explainer or training series.
Visual Style and Technique
2D illustration, character animation, interface animation and 3D each require different design and production time.
Versions and Review Rounds
Languages, ratios, cutdowns, voice-over options and the approval structure affect the final scope.
What to Include in a Motion Graphics Brief
- The communication objective and priority audience.
- The product, service or idea that must be explained.
- The key message, supporting facts and required call to action.
- Target duration, platforms, formats and languages.
- Brand guidelines, existing assets, deadline and approval stakeholders.
Motion Graphics FAQ
Do we need to provide a finished script?
No. We can develop the script from your brief, interviews, product material or source documents, then submit it for approval before storyboarding.
Do you produce both 2D and 3D animation?
Yes. We recommend the technique based on the message, brand, timeline and production value the project needs.
Can the same film be produced in Arabic and English?
Yes. We plan text length, voice-over and scene timing early so each language version feels natural rather than mechanically translated.
Can you create shorter social-media versions?
Yes. We can design the master film so key messages can be re-edited into vertical, square and short-form campaign assets.