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A few useful things to know before shaping your next project.
Are the videos on this website real examples?
The three five-second clips are playable, silent motion demonstrations made for this website using generated still imagery and simple animation. The other work examples are static concept frames. None is presented as a commissioned client project or a verified business result.
Can I replace these demos with my own videos?
Yes. The demo assets are separate local MP4 files, so the final videos can be swapped in later. Titles, posters and supporting copy should be updated to match the replacement content and its rights.
What can I ask you to create?
Our services cover AI video production, social media shorts, motion graphics and editing. The right approach depends on your goals, existing material, channels and intended deliverables.
Do you use AI for every part of a video?
Not necessarily. AI-assisted image or scene development can be combined with existing footage, graphic animation and conventional editing. The approach should be chosen to suit the brief, not the other way around.
How much will a project cost?
No fixed prices are published on this website. A quote needs an agreed brief, deliverables, length, formats, revision scope and usage requirements. This website does not accept payments or create orders.
How long does production take?
Timing depends on complexity, asset readiness and review rounds. A delivery schedule should be agreed in the proposal, rather than promised before the brief is reviewed.
Can you work with footage I already have?
Yes, existing footage can be part of an editing brief. Source quality, available formats and the rights to use footage, music, people and other assets need to be confirmed.
Does the project form send an inquiry?
Yes. Review your details, then choose to send your inquiry to eCOLOR Media by email. The on-page confirmation means the email service accepted the submission, not that delivery to the inbox has been verified. No account, payment, booking or automatic email reply is created.
Who owns the finished content?
Licensing, usage rights, source files and ownership need to be agreed in the specific project contract. Nothing on this website promises rights to third-party material or establishes the terms of a future engagement.