01The inside is invisible
Film path, sealing sequence and forming all happen inside the machine. Filming captures a housing in motion and nothing else.
INDUSTRY / PACKAGING
The valuable motion in a packaging machine happens behind the guards, and no machine stops on a trade-show stand to show you.
Packaging equipment sells on stability, cycle rate and seal quality — and all three live inside the mechanism: how the film runs, when the jaws close, how the former turns flat web into a bag. Animation opens the guards and slows the clock down, so the client sees what they are actually buying.
WHY IT IS HARD
Film path, sealing sequence and forming all happen inside the machine. Filming captures a housing in motion and nothing else.
A visitor stops for ten or fifteen seconds. You need a cut that lands the selling point inside that window.
How to adjust for a different bag width or film grade is expensive to explain out loud, and easy to explain incompletely.
Sixty bags a minute sits in a specification table. The customer has no way to judge whether that is fast.
WHAT WE ANIMATE
Machine, mechanism and timing in three passes — and the machine stops being a box and becomes a system.
Establish the machine, its footprint, controls and infeed positions.
The housing fades out into film feed, forming, sealing and discharge — one continuous move.
From reel, through the former, to the jaws — the web route drawn as a single readable line.
Jaw descent, dwell and cut separated and slowed, so the contact faces and the order of operations read clearly.
The parts touched when changing bag width or film grade highlighted, making “easy to change over” visible.
RELATED WORK
Mechanism and product-structure films where the cut-aways and slow motion are visible.



DELIVERY
PRICING
Charged per finished second, 110–250 CNY. Machine beauty shots are comparatively light; transparent housings, film paths and slowed sealing need mechanism modelling and timing work and sit at the upper end. The shot-by-shot estimate governs.
See the full pricing note ↗FAQ
Yes. Drawings are enough to model. Photographs alone also work, but internal mechanisms hidden from view need drawings or descriptions from you; otherwise the film stays at exterior and schematic level.
No. A two to three minute master yields a 15-second stand cut, while the full film serves sales visits, tenders and technical review — one production, three uses.
Yes. Machine colouring follows the values you supply, and the logo needs to be vector so it stays sharp in the film.
INDUSTRY / PACKAGING
Tell me the three things this machine must be remembered for, and I will build the shots around them.
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A machine drawing, a paragraph of notes, or an idea that is not shaped yet. We start with what you want the audience to understand.
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