Your name on the work. Our team behind it.

Only if you tell them. We use your templates, your file naming, your delivery process. We sign an NDA before the first brief. It's standard practice, not a special request.

No. We don't poach, and we put that in writing. If your client ever comes to us, we bring it to you, tell you exactly what happened, and decide together.

We take direction. On a design or strategy call, we'll tell you what we think and why. Then you and your client decide. We're here to make good work, not our work.

On your shoots: stills and behind-the-scenes from the same setup, at the level of your film, under your name. Then design and web for the clients who want more than the film. Most partners start with one service on one job and add more.

Every job is scoped and quoted up front, line by line: what's in, what isn't, and what we assumed. It sits cleanly next to your other bids, and you have our number before you price it for your client. Quotes come back within a week, or in 24 to 48 hours if you ask, at no extra cost. If the scope moves, you hear it from us before it shows up on an invoice.

Enough to give you a straight answer at scope. When a job is bigger than the team on it, the lead for that service brings in people they've vetted, under the same two sign-offs. We'd rather say no than deliver B-grade work.

Usually, yes. We set delivery dates when we scope the job and flag anything that needs more lead time before you commit to your client. You get a date you can hold, not a blanket turnaround promise.

Yes. Size is not the filter. What matters is that you own the client relationship and the direction.

Yes, from either side of the identity. We can build it from your strategy, or take one that's already made. Then we make everything it shows up in: the site, the shoot, the film, a month of social sized for each platform, the emails, the print.

They come through you, like always. We set the number of rounds when we scope the job, so you can build it into your quote.