Show investors the future you are building
A pitch deck describes a product. A film lets investors experience it. For companies whose product is new, complex or not fully built yet, a cinematic concept video makes the vision concrete, and it keeps working long after the meeting, in follow-ups, data rooms and on your website.
What you get
A concept or explainer video of 60 to 90 seconds, an investor pitch video, product vision visualisations and a demo reel, scoped to your raise. We understand what investors need to feel confident, and we build exactly that.
What makes an investor video work
One clear idea. The best investor films show a single transformation: the problem as it is today, and the world once your product exists. For DAACI that was a bedroom singer becoming a stadium artist. For MILC it was a metaverse investors could step into.
Real stakes. Investors back people solving real problems, so we ground the film in the customer, not the technology. And an honest finish: the film should promise what your deck can defend, because a film that oversells creates doubts in due diligence.
Proof it works
Our metaverse visualisation film for MILC Metaverse was part of the investor package that helped MILC close a €200 million raise, and MILC still uses it to pitch investors. For DAACI we made a concept film showing a bedroom singer transformed into a stadium artist, which DAACI has used in its investor pitching to explain what the platform does.
When a startup video earns its keep
When your product is hard to explain in a sentence, when it is not fully built yet, or when your market is something investors have never seen. A concept video lets them see the finished product, in use, in the world it is made for. It gives every partner in the fund the same picture, including the ones who were not in the meeting.
How we build it
We start from your deck and a conversation about the raise: who you are pitching, what they doubt, and the one moment that should make them lean in. We write the script around that moment, agree the look, then produce the film through our AI pipeline and finish it with human editing, sound and music. You approve the direction at each stage.
After the raise
The same film keeps working: on your website, in launch campaigns, in hiring and in partner conversations. MILC still uses its film to pitch investors, and DAACI has used its concept film to explain what the platform does.
Frequently asked questions
What is an investor video?
A short film, usually 60 to 90 seconds, that shows investors your product and the future it creates. It sits alongside your pitch deck and keeps selling after the meeting, in follow-ups and data rooms.
How much does a startup pitch video cost?
Our work is priced per finished minute, from £1,200 to £3,600, and up to £4,600 per minute for high-end cinematic work. We quote a fixed price once we have seen your brief.
Can you show a product that is not built yet?
Yes, that is where AI production is strongest. We visualise the product and the people using it, so investors can see what you are building before it exists.
How long does it take?
Days rather than weeks, depending on length and complexity. We agree the schedule with you at the start, so the film is ready for your raise.
Is a video better than a demo?
They do different jobs. A demo proves the product works today. A concept video shows where it is going and why it matters. Many founders use both: the film to open the conversation, the demo to back it up.
What do you need from us to start?
Your pitch deck, any product screens or prototypes, and a sense of who you are raising from. A short call is usually enough for us to find the story.
