Frame Freak Studio
visit site- $5,000+
- 10 - 49 employees
- Wilmington, DE
Frame Freak Studio is a cartoon animation studio based in Wilmington, Del., with an office in San Salvador, El Salvador. The studio, founded in 2014, has a team of less than ten that provides video production services to various companies.
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Industry Expertise
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 40%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 50%
Enterprise (>$1B) 10%
Common Project Size
<$10K 2 projects
$10K-$49K 1 project
Clients
- Coca Cola
Highlights from Recent Projects
Frame Freak Studio completed a video marketing project for Clayton Kendall, a major branded merchandise company in the USA. The CEO of Clayton Kendall hired Frame Freak to create animated videos to express their business model and offerings in a creative manner. The project involved the development of a script, custom storyboards, and the selection of a voice-over artist for narration. The execution was handled by a project manager, an animator, and a copywriter. The CEO expressed satisfaction with the project outcome, stating that Frame Freak exceeded expectations and showed remarkable flexibility.
The company also worked on an animated video series for Kinda Funny, a group of podcasters and YouTubers specializing in movie and video game content. The project involved creating weird versions of the co-founder and other company starters. Kinda Funny provided scripts and recorded dialogues, while Frame Freak Studio drafted storyboards based on the audio file provided. They were initially supposed to produce 12 episodes but ended up producing 13, each between 3–5 minutes in length, due to the client's tight schedule. The co-founder praised Frame Freak Studio for their work ethic and efficiency.
Frame Freak Studio was hired by Simple Society, an animation production company, to provide 3D character animation for a commercial. Simple Society, which does not specialize in 3D character animation, handed over a complex storyboard to Frame Freak for computer animation. The executive producer of Simple Society had known Edmundo, Frame Freak Studio's co-founder, since university and decided to work with him because of his reputation for drawing cartoons. The project, which lasted between 3-4 months, was praised for its turnaround time, including reviews and changes.