The mind behind the machine
A character, a world, a sequence of scenes. Watch the sample to see a story come together.
THE POSSIBILITIES, IN PICTURES
A story in motion. A world of visual styles. Find your starting point.
A character, a world, a sequence of scenes. Watch the sample to see a story come together.
Soft light. A little wonder.
Start with this idea ↗Playful characters, a friendly voice.
Start with this idea ↗A different way to tell history.
Start with this idea ↗Simple illustrations. Clear ideas.
Start with this idea ↗Curated from our own showcase library. The film is an animation sample; stills are visual style references. Starting points fill your brief; choose your style and settings in the studio.
ONE STUDIO. THREE CREATIVE APPROACHES.
Choose how to make it. The subject stays yours.
VISUAL INSPIRATIONGOMOTION FOOTAGE
Turn your script into a narrated video with real-world footage and captions.
Create with Footage ↗See how this mode works →
VISUAL INSPIRATIONGOMOTION SERIES
Create one episode or build a series with consistent visuals, narration and captions.
Create with Series ↗See how this mode works →
VISUAL INSPIRATIONGOMOTION STORY
Develop a story through characters, a storyboard and staged production approvals.
Create with Story ↗See how this mode works →MORE ROOM FOR YOUR POINT OF VIEW
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Write what you want to say or bring a script. Add an audience, tone or point of view without starting from a fixed channel template.
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Keep the decisions visible. Review the script, production choices and stage price before approving the next step.
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Use real footage, a signature visual style or character-led scenes. Choose the approach in one creative workspace.
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Keep an art style, voice and caption direction consistent. Start with one episode and build an identity over time.
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Choose landscape or vertical. Footage also supports square video, so the canvas can suit the destination.
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Each mode keeps its draft when you switch. Submitted projects stay in your account so you can return to the progress and result.
GOOD QUESTIONS
No. Start with your subject, audience and point of view, or bring your own script. Product launches, explainers, travel and stories are examples to start from, not required categories.
Footage pairs real-world clips with your narration. Series keeps an art style and voice consistent across episodes. Story develops characters and a storyboard through staged approvals. All three share one studio and credit balance.
Yes. In Footage, review and edit the narration before approving a separate video quote. Series and Story have their own production stages. The next paid stage starts after your approval.
Yes. Footage and Series support starting with your own script. All three modes offer format choices and keep their own drafts and projects in one workspace.
Download your completed video and publish it on your own platform. GoMotion does not automatically post to your social accounts.
GOMOTION STUDIO