A letter from
Marc

I created Product Anim because I realized that it is a huge pain in the ass to find creative partners that show up on time, get shit done and don't need to be hand held.

I've been doing creative work for 16 years, since I was 11. Video editing for gaming teams in my bedroom led to animation, photography and videography, then to Vancouver Film School at 18.

Before graduating with High Honors, I got an offer from The Moving Picture Company to work on Detective Pikachu and Aquaman.

I've been in the game for a while and I feel honored to have worked with some incredibly talented artists.

I've also been around the block enough to get burned when working with artists that dropped the ball.

That's why I started Product Anim, because I never want that to happen to you.

1. 👉 We chat and get clear on the problem.
2. 👉 I create the full scope of how to solve it — step by step, with granular detail.
3. 👉 I pull freelancers from my rolodex who've completed similar projects, or I do it myself.
4. 👉 I interview and hire freelancers, handling all the paperwork through Product Anim. You only bill me.
5. 👉 I manage the project and the team, do creative direction and fulfilment.
6. 👉 I send visual updates 2–3 times per week, seeking approval every step of the way.

👉 Only pay on a per-project basis — no hourly billing. You'll know exactly what it will cost before we start.

When I work with clients, I spend the time to get to know each other on a personal level. I work to understand their goals and motivations for creating a project.

I will be honest if I think the project is not worth it or if we need to dial in the strategy. Some ideas are not going to create the intended outcomes you expect — I'd rather tell you that upfront than take your money.

My clients find relief working with me, knowing they have someone they can trust to handle everything — from creative direction to managing freelancers to client-facing communication.