A Trailer That Sells Your Book Before Anyone Opens It.
Most book trailers look like slideshow presentations with background music. Readers scroll past them in three seconds. We make trailers built for social media and paid ads, short enough to hold attention and specific enough to actually represent what the book is about.
Readers Decide in Seconds. A Good Trailer Makes Those Seconds Count.
What Goes Into a Book Trailer
Every trailer we produce is built from the ground up for your book, your genre, and the platform it is going to run on.
Script Writing
A short script built around the tone and hook of your book, written to land the key idea within the first few seconds rather than spend half the trailer on setup.
Visual Production
Custom graphics, stock footage, or animation depending on your package and your book's genre, chosen to match the tone of the writing rather than pulled from a general library.
Voiceover Recording
Professional voiceover talent selected based on your genre and your book's tone, recorded and edited to sit correctly against the visuals and music.
Sound Design
Background music and sound design chosen to reinforce the mood of the trailer without overpowering the voiceover or distracting from the visuals.
Platform Formatting
Your finished trailer gets delivered in the formats and aspect ratios needed for the platforms you are running it on, whether that is YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, or paid ads.
Revision Rounds
Each package includes a set number of revision rounds so the finished trailer reflects your feedback before anything gets finalized or delivered.
How We Build Your Book Trailer From Brief to Final Cut
Book Review
We read through your manuscript or a detailed brief before anything gets written or produced, so the trailer is built around the actual book rather than a description of it.
Script Draft
A short script gets written based on the book's tone, hook, and target audience, and sent to you for feedback before production begins.
Visual Direction
We put together a visual direction document showing the style, footage references, and overall look of the trailer so you know what to expect before we start building it.
Production
Visuals, voiceover, and sound get produced and assembled based on the approved script and visual direction, with a first cut sent over for your review.
Revision Rounds
You give feedback on the first cut and we revise based on your notes, with the number of rounds depending on which package your project is on.
Final Delivery
The finished trailer gets delivered in every format your package includes, optimized for the platforms you plan to use it on and ready to go live
Find a Trailer Plan That Fits Your Book and Your Budget
Basic Package
$399
- 30 to 45 second trailer
- Template based design approach
- Stock footage and imagery
- Basic voiceover and music
- 2 revision rounds
- Standard HD quality, 1080p
Standard Package
$699
- 60 to 90 second trailer
- Custom graphics and visuals
- Premium stock footage
- Professional voiceover talent
- Original background music
- 3 revision rounds
- High quality 4K resolution
- Multiple format delivery options
Premium Package
$999
- 90 to 120 second trailer
- Fully custom animation available
- Premium visuals and effects
- Top tier voiceover talent
- Original soundtrack composition
- Unlimited revisions
- Ultra HD 4K quality
- Multiple trailer versions, 60 and 90 seconds
- Social media optimized formats
Books We've Worked On, Across Every Genre
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Tell us where you are, whether that's a rough idea you haven't written down yet, a draft sitting half-finished on your desk, or a completed manuscript that just needs the next step. We'll look at what you have and put together a plan that actually fits it.
What Authors Are Saying
Marcus Webb
Memoir
Sent a one paragraph summary and three images I liked the mood of. The trailer came back at sixty seconds and I watched it four times before I sent it to anyone. My wife saw it before I explained what it was for. She cried before I said a word.
Sofia Reyes
Romance
Put the trailer out the week before launch and it pulled more reach than anything I'd posted in two years. People were tagging friends in it, which almost never happens with a cover reveal or a quote graphic. Not sure I fully understand why it worked.
Leo Fernandez
Fantasy
Told them upfront that worldbuilding doesn't compress well into sixty seconds. They asked for chapter one, my playlist for the book, and one image. I sent all three not expecting much. Watched the first cut and didn't have notes.
Tanya Brooks
Children's Books
It needed to hold up on a classroom projector at a school visit and also not feel slow on a phone screen. Those aren't really the same thing. Somehow it works for both. Kids ask about it before I've even introduced the book.
Ray Thompson
Science Fiction
Music was the part I was most nervous handing off to someone else. Sent three reference tracks to cover my bases. They used none of them. What they picked instead sat with me for a while before I admitted it was the right call.
Grace Patel
Middle Grade Fiction
Sent the finished trailer to my publisher mostly as an update. She wrote back asking who made it. Used that response in three pitches since and I'm not even slightly sorry about it.
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