Invoice clients for motion graphics, title sequences, and broadcast graphics packages. Get paid on time with Tidybill.
A motion graphics artist invoice covers fees for creating animated graphic elements, title sequences, lower thirds, infographics, broadcast packages, and kinetic typography for video production and broadcast. Motion graphics artists work at the intersection of graphic design and animation, typically using After Effects, Cinema 4D, or similar tools. Unlike character animation, motion graphics focus on graphic elements, text, and data visualisation in motion. Clients include production companies, broadcasters, news organisations, marketing teams, and advertising agencies. Pricing is typically per project or per deliverable (per lower-third template, per sequence) for defined deliverables, or at a day rate for longer production engagements.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Lower Third Template (set of 5) | £300 - £800 | per set |
| Title Sequence (10-15 seconds) | £500 - £2,000 | per sequence |
| Animated Infographic | £300 - £1,000 | per infographic |
| Broadcast Graphics Package | £2,000 - £8,000 | per package |
| Motion Graphics Day Rate | £300 - £700 | per day |
| After Effects Project File Transfer | £150 - £500 | per project |
For defined deliverables (lower third packages, title sequences), invoice 50% upfront and 50% on delivery. For day-rate work on longer productions, invoice weekly. Include a note on whether the client receives the After Effects project file or rendered video files only — project file transfer is an additional cost that should be itemised. Broadcast clients may require specific technical delivery formats (HAP, Apple ProRes, etc.) — confirm requirements before delivery and invoice any additional rendering as part of the project.