Less waiting.
More perspective.
A useful first draft, early in the conversation. We plan the work around a clear brief and a realistic production window, with timing agreed before we start.
Your first draft.
As soon as tomorrow.
We target a first draft in as little as 24 hours for agreed small scopes. Eligibility depends on complete inputs, scene complexity and a confirmed studio slot.
Find your project type ↓The 24 hours run from your confirmed production start, after the scope, usable source pack and any agreed booking requirements are in place. Sending an enquiry does not start production.
A rhythm for every scope.
These are indicative targets, not guaranteed turnaround times. Your quote confirms the actual milestones. Final delivery ranges assume prompt, consolidated feedback and an unchanged brief.
| Project | First draft | Final delivery target |
|---|---|---|
| A focused spatial studyOne defined area, a small set of views and usable layout references.The 24-hour route is confirmed against scope, inputs and studio availability. | From 24 hours | 2–3 business daysfrom production start |
| A short visual sequenceA limited sequence with agreed stages and suitable existing assets.Custom equipment, additional scenes or a changing method need more time. | From 24 hours, by agreement | 3–5 business daysfrom production start |
| A bespoke 3D environmentCustom geometry, multiple viewpoints or an explorable scene.Model complexity, device requirements and source preparation shape the schedule. | 2–4 business days | 5–10 business daysfrom production start |
| A larger programmeMultiple sites, extensive sequences or several linked deliverables.We agree the first useful milestone before developing the rest of the programme. | Agreed in phases | A project-specific schedulefrom production start |
What “first draft” means
A reviewable version of the full agreed small scope: the requested views, the proposed sequence or the key scene arrangement. Depending on the deliverable, it may use working materials, lower-resolution renders or provisional timing. It gives you something meaningful to review before the final finish.
A first draft is a visual presentation for review. It is not an approved technical specification, and final polish and agreed revisions follow separately.
What keeps the project moving
- One current source pack, with important dimensions and revisions identified.
- A confirmed arrangement or numbered sequence.
- A defined set of views, formats and labels.
- One reviewer who can return consolidated feedback.
What changes the timing
Missing references, custom equipment, a revised method or additional deliverables can change the schedule. We flag the impact and agree an updated milestone before continuing. If you have a fixed presentation date, mention it in your enquiry or WhatsApp conversation so we can assess it.