Tavalon
A slow, warm build carried by macro pours and gold-lit detail — restrained product motion for a premium tea launch.
I write, storyboard, and produce short motion-design ads and explainers for brands — from hyper-kinetic product drops to elegant fintech reveals to warm educational spots.
A spread across categories and tempos — tea, skincare, beverage, property and education — each cut with its own visual language rather than one house style.
A slow, warm build carried by macro pours and gold-lit detail — restrained product motion for a premium tea launch.
A wireframe architectural build in cold neon — light draws the structure line by line for a property and real-estate reveal.
Soft light, slow reveals and clean type — a calm, tactile spot that lets texture and packaging carry the brand.
Hard contrast and percussive cuts timed to the beat — a high-intensity spot built to recruit members from the feed.
Fast cuts and liquid motion with the can locked in frame — a kinetic drop built for vertical feeds.
A brand reveal on slow push-ins, layered texture and a static logo lock — classic motion for a premium launch.
A warm paper-craft explainer that turns a brand story into an animated timeline — built to read instantly on mute.
Send a product, a service page, or a few photos. I handle the rest and send back files you can post the same day.
Vertical ads built to sell — hook, benefit, offer — in 15 to 30 seconds.
A month of feed content from one round of assets, cut for Instagram, TikTok and Shorts.
Pacing, captions, licensed music and colour so it looks like a paid campaign.
9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 exports, plus captions you can paste straight into the post.
The things most people ask before sending the first email.
Every project is quoted as a single flat fee rather than an hourly rate, so the number you agree to is the number you pay. What moves it is length, how many aspect ratios you need, and whether the assets already exist or have to be built. Send a description of the product and you get a plan and a fixed price back.
A first cut lands within 72 hours of the brief being agreed. Revisions follow from there, and most projects finish inside a week.
A product, a service page, or a few photos is enough. Scripting, storyboarding, animation, sound and colour are all handled from there.
9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 1:1 for feed, and 16:9 for YouTube and websites — delivered as post-ready files, with captions you can paste straight into the post.
No. These are motion-design pieces built from product photography, packaging, logos and type rather than from a shoot, which is what keeps a premium-looking ad well under the cost of a production crew.
Cafés, skincare and beauty, gyms and studios, salons, D2C products, restaurants, clinics and local retail — small and medium brands that need feed-ready video without a campaign budget.
Neel Beniwal is a motion designer who writes, storyboards and produces short video ads, reels and explainers for brands. The work spans product drops, brand reveals and animated explainers — a premium tea launch, a skincare line, a beverage can, a property development, a paper-craft brand story.
Each project is cut with its own visual language rather than run through one house style, because a gym and a skincare brand should not move the same way. Everything is built from product photography, packaging, logos and type rather than from a shoot, which is what puts a premium-looking ad within reach of a business that does not have a campaign budget.
Projects run on a flat fee with a first cut inside 72 hours, delivered in 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 with captions ready to paste into the post. Work is taken remotely for brands anywhere.
A short email is enough — what the product is, who buys it, and where you’d post. I’ll reply with a plan and a flat price.