Business promos
A short, sharp film about what you do, who you do it for and why people should call you. Ready for your website, your socials and your ads.
Client and business work
Produce films for your own business or for paying clients. No watermark, nothing to licence. You pay in credits and the finished film is yours to sell, publish and charge for.
A short, sharp film about what you do, who you do it for and why people should call you. Ready for your website, your socials and your ads.
Walk customers through a product, a service or a process in plain English, with captions, graphics and a voice that suits your brand.
Make paid films for clients. You keep the fee, the files and the rights — there is no licence to buy and nothing to declare.
Every film made with credits is completely unbranded. No Film Forge Studio logo, no end caption, no mention of us anywhere.
What it costs
One credit covers three seconds of finished film. Credits come out of your balance when you accept the film, so you only pay for work you are happy with. Business and client films are always unbranded — the free trial video is the only one that carries our logo.
£5
100 credits
about 5 minutes of film
£10
240 credits
about 12 minutes of film
£25
600 credits
about 30 minutes of film
£50
1250 credits
about 63 minutes of film
£100
2600 credits
about 130 minutes of film
Yes. Films made with credits are yours outright — charge whatever you like, hand over the file and keep the whole fee. Film Forge Studio takes no cut and puts no credit or branding in your film.
Not on paid work. Credits buy a clean, unbranded film with no watermark and no closing caption. Only the free trial video carries our logo.
You pay in credits: 1 credit covers 3 seconds of finished film, so a 1 minute promo is 20 credits and a 2 minute explainer is 40. Credits are bought in packs from £5 to £100 and never expire.
Yes. Save your logo, channel name and accent colour in the toolkit and drop your logo onto the film and thumbnail wherever you want it.
Yes. Upload your own shots, interview clips and music, or record the narration yourself with the built-in autocue.