Animated video for Islamic schools and publishers.

Admissions ads, open-day videos and short social cuts for Islamic and weekend schools, madrasahs and children’s publishers, wherever they are. Made to the imagery rules a faith school works to, and priced so a single campaign is within reach.

A still from our film Nuh and the Ark: an olive tree on a rocky rise above a moonlit desert village, under a sky of swirling star trails.
A frame from our film Nuh and the Ark.

Packages and prices

No hourly rate and no call before you see a number.

30-second ad

One finished spot for one campaign: a launch, an offer or an event.

  • One 30-second animated ad
  • Delivered in both 9:16 and 16:9
  • Two rounds of revisions
  • Five days

$400

Campaign pack

Enough material to run a campaign rather than post once and hope.

  • Three 30-second animated ads
  • Five short-form cuts for social
  • One revision round across the set

$1,200

Monthly retainer

For brands with something to say every month.

  • Four videos a month
  • Priority turnaround

$600–1,500a month

The content rules we work to

Prophets are never depicted. Where one appears in a story, we show light, never a face, a convention approved by a scholar. If your institution has its own guidance on imagery, music or narration, send it and the work stays inside it.

We never alter a real child’s face. If you send photographs of your students, motion comes from type, transitions and camera moves, and only buildings and rooms are animated. Before we use any child’s photograph, we ask whether your media consent covers paid advertising.

What we need from you

Your logo, your colours and the single thing the video has to say. That is enough to start. Send a brochure or a previous ad if you have one, but nothing waits on a brand guidelines document.

A figure rendered as pure radiant light beneath a hooded robe, standing above a green river valley under a stormy, sunlit sky.
The length of the call, and what it cost. Prophets are shown only as light — never with a face.
Craftsmen building a large wooden ship on dry desert ground beside a small mudbrick village.
Building an ark on dry land, in front of people who thought it was madness.

Our own animation

Our channel publishes illustrated stories for Muslim families. It is the best way to see the style before you ask for anything.

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Tell us what you’re making it for.

An admissions campaign, an open day, a fundraiser. A price and a date come back in the first reply.

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