Give Readers A Glimpse Of Your Book Before They Open It

A good trailer does what a blurb cannot — it shows people the feeling of your book in under a minute. Build that interest before release day, and launch week looks very different.

Trailers that travel

Promotional Video Made By People Who Read The Book First

Most authors have no idea where to start with video, and there is no reason you should. Hand it to us instead. Our scriptwriters and creative team work out what your book is really selling, then build a trailer around that — something with enough pull to be worth sharing. Get in touch and we will talk you through what your title needs and what it will take to make it.

Announce it properly

A Launch Announcement Worth Watching

Our video teaser service exists for one moment: the announcement. It is how you turn a release date into something readers are actually waiting for. You spent years on the chapters and the turns in the plot — it seems a shame to introduce all of that with a single line of text.

Drop us an email or give us a ring and we will talk you through how the work runs, what we need from you, and which package actually suits the book you have in mind. +1 (707)-353-4214 , or start a live chat.

Pick your format

Six Trailer Formats, Each Suited To A Different Kind Of Book

Not every book wants the same treatment. Below are the formats we produce, and the kind of title each one tends to suit best.

Cinematic Trailer

The full production: filmed or composed visuals cut to an original score. Expensive to do badly and worth every penny done well, this is the format for a book you want treated like an event.

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Author Interview Trailer

You, on camera, talking about why you wrote it. Readers buy from authors they feel they know, and nothing builds that faster than hearing the story behind the story in your own voice.

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Animated Trailer

Animation lets you show a world that could never be filmed. It is the obvious choice for fantasy, children's titles and anything heavily illustrated — and it plays just as well with adult audiences as young ones.

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Teaser Trailer

Short, deliberately withholding, and built around a single question the viewer cannot answer without reading the book. Best used early, weeks ahead of release, while there is still time for anticipation to build.

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Mood Trailer

Less plot, more atmosphere. Instead of explaining the story, this format puts the viewer inside its tone for forty seconds — useful for literary fiction and anything where the feeling matters more than the premise.

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Text-Based Trailer

Typography, motion and music doing the work — a clean, affordable format that performs unusually well on social feeds.

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In their own words

What authors say once the book is done

The nicest part of this job is the message that arrives after delivery. Here is a handful of them, from writers who let our team carry their manuscript over the line.