Real places. Real purpose.
Lead with stock landscape and drone footage, supplied satellite imagery and aerial views. Keep the reason for monitoring visible throughout.
Two complementary films for the next evolution of Lens. Real landscapes, meaningful product moments, and a shared visual language built around the people who protect natural resources.
Prepared by Brian Breavard · Pixel Studios · November 10, 2026
Lens is refreshing its brand and introducing automated monitoring. The films need to make that evolution tangible for conservation organizations, land trusts, government agencies and geospatial professionals.
Lead with stock landscape and drone footage, supplied satellite imagery and aerial views. Keep the reason for monitoring visible throughout.
Show the monitoring agent and AI-powered chat through recognizable Lens screens, connecting interface actions to practical insights and reports.
Use an approachable, optimistic and expert voice. Present AI as support for knowledgeable people making decisions about land.
Our creative guardrails: subtle motion, purposeful typography and selective animation. No character animation, science-fiction interfaces or original film crews.
A landscape-led story that moves from the challenge of understanding change to a more comprehensive monitoring solution. This is a solution introduction, rather than a brand reveal or feature tutorial.
Cinematic landscapes establish the stakes and the people responsible for stewarding them.
Satellite and aerial comparisons introduce monitoring at scale, with restrained overlays and short UI glimpses.
Connect insights to confident decisions, closing with the refreshed Lens identity and an agreed call to action.
A focused walkthrough of the monitoring agent and natural-language chat. Show how the features help users spot changes, investigate findings and communicate what matters.
Introduce an approved land-monitoring scenario using real imagery and Lens interface elements.
Demonstrate the agent and chat through actual recordings or approved representative sequences, with clear visual emphasis.
End with a reviewed insight or report and a clear next step, keeping human interpretation central.
Story beats are initial creative recommendations. Specific feature behavior, UI states, claims and report outputs will be validated with the Lens product team before scripting.
Our BlackSky work gives us relevant experience in satellite imagery and analytics—the same broad space Lens operates in. That familiarity gives us a strong starting point for communicating geospatial products with clarity.
For Lens, we’ll apply that experience to a different story: natural-resource stewardship, real landscapes, recognizable product UI and human-led decisions.
BlackSky is a portfolio example of relevant industry experience. Lens will receive its own creative direction and production.
Alongside the featured BlackSky work above, these are the other three examples shared with your team. Lens will have its own visual approach, grounded in your refreshed brand, imagery and product experience.
A reference for making a complex platform understandable.
Watch on YouTube ↗| DELIVERABLE | WHAT’S INCLUDED |
|---|---|
| 2 main films | One 45-second brand & solution film and one 90-second product explainer. These are our proposed runtime recommendations, adjusted from the brief’s suggested ranges. Primary 16:9 HD masters. |
| Professional human voiceover | A real professional voice artist for both films, with voice selection and tone approved before recording. Narration is included in the quoted prices. |
| Script to final sound | Creative development, scripts, storyboards, editing, motion graphics, on-screen typography, background music, sound mix and color finishing. |
| 1:1 square adaptations | A square version of each main film, with deliberate reframing and typography adjustments rather than a simple crop. Included in the quoted prices. |
| 2 social cutdowns — proposed | One approximately 30-second cutdown per film, supplied in 16:9 and 1:1. Final messages and lengths agreed during scripting. |
| Captions & exports | Captioned and clean versions of the agreed edits, plus English SRT subtitle files. Prepared for website, LinkedIn, email, sales and conference use. |
| Review rounds — proposed | 2 consolidated rounds at script, storyboard and first-edit stages for each film, followed by a final technical and caption check. |
Scope to confirm at kickoff: cutdown lengths, voice accent, caption styling, export specifications and stock selections. Additional versions, languages or changes to an approved direction can be scoped before work begins.
We can meet this accelerated schedule if the project is approved by Wednesday, November 18, key assets are shared at kickoff and feedback is consolidated within one business day at each review.
Confirm the scope, production lead and review team. Share available brand files, imagery and early product references.
Shape both scripts, establish the shared visual system and begin Film 01 storyboard and UI planning.
Finish the first 45-second film and secure approval of the second film storyboard by December 24.
Animate the second film, apply approved feedback, and prepare both square versions, cutdowns and captions.
Provide both approved 16:9 films, agreed 1:1 versions, social cutdowns and caption files.
| MILESTONE & WINDOW | WHAT YOU RECEIVE | REVIEW / APPROVAL |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Wednesday, November 18 | Decision, green light and kickoff | Confirm scope, review lead and available assets |
| 2 · November 19–December 4 | Scripts, visual direction and Film 01 storyboard development | Consolidated script and style approval within one business day |
| 3 · December 7–24 | Film 01 completed; Film 02 storyboard completed and approved | Product and marketing feedback returned promptly |
| 4 · December 28–January 8 | Film 02 animation, square versions, cutdowns and captions | Final consolidated review and approval |
| 5 · Monday, January 11, 2027 | Final delivery of both films and agreed adaptations | Final technical checks and handoff |
Dates are proposed, not booked. The January 11 target depends on approval by November 18, timely access to available assets, holiday production availability and consolidated feedback within one business day per review.
Developing the films together lets us share the visual language, stock research, narration direction and motion toolkit while giving each film its own purpose.
This is a video production proposal. No paid advertising or campaign management is included.
Proposed allocation within the quoted fixed film prices. These are included production costs, not additional fees.
| PRODUCTION STAGE | FILM 01 / BRAND & SOLUTION | FILM 02 / PRODUCT EXPLAINER |
|---|---|---|
| Creative development & script | $350 | $250 |
| Storyboards & visual direction | $450 | $300 |
| Editing, motion & imagery / UI treatment | $850 | $700 |
| Professional human voiceover | $350 | $300 |
| Finishing & delivery package | $500 | $450 |
| Film total | $2,500 USD | $2,000 USD |
| Combined project total | $4,500 USD | |
Included in finishing & delivery: music and sound mix, color finishing, captions, technical checks, the agreed 1:1 square versions and proposed social cutdowns. The quoted total remains $4,500 USD.
A finished interface isn’t required to get started. Share the app’s initial look and feel—early screens, wireframes, design files or brand references—and explain the intended workflow. We’ll create and animate simplified UI for the video, keeping it close to your product’s visual identity while removing detail that distracts from the message. Your team will review the screens and interactions before animation so the story remains clear and the features are represented accurately.
We’ll build around supplied recordings or approved representative interface sequences. The product team reviews functionality, language and claims at scripting and storyboard stages before the final animation.
Use one coordinated production for both films, a reusable typography and motion system, carefully selected stock landscapes, and planned square versions. Stock and music licenses will be checked for the agreed distribution channels before selections are finalized.
We can develop narrative and pacing with temporary assets. A storyboard and UI lock protects the delivery schedule; changes after approval are reviewed for time and scope before proceeding.
Would you have 15 minutes this week to discuss the creative direction, January timing and the final delivery set?
Brian Breavard · Pixel Studios
brian@pixelstudiosinc.com