StalkrSaaS brand film

A 30-second brand film for a social listening tool — the internet is talking, and Stalkr tells you what matters.

  • 30 seconds
  • 1080p · 60 FPS
  • SaaS brand film
  • Motion graphics by GREMO

The product

Stalkr is a social listening tool for startups. It tracks what people say about your product across the internet and sorts every mention into what you should act on.

The goal

Make the overwhelm of online mentions something you can feel — then show Stalkr cutting through the noise, in a dark, cinematic style that fits the brand.

How we told the story

  1. Hook: a dark field of floating posts and comments — “The internet is talking. Every minute.”
  2. The noise: kinetic type flashes through it — “Complaints. Questions. Praise. Ideas.”
  3. The problem: “Who has time to read all of it?” — a clock ticks over the feed.
  4. The product: Stalkr’s magnifying glass scans the noise and pulls out a single mention.
  5. Sorted: mentions are tagged as Bug report, Complaint, Product idea, Testimonial and Misinformation.
  6. Action: one-tap actions appear — Fix, Reply, Build, Save.
  7. Payoff: “You just need to know what matters.” — the noise burns away.
  8. End card: Stalkr — “The internet is talking. Start listening.”

What went into it

3D UI field, kinetic typography, icon animation, music & sound design. Designed and animated by GREMO, delivered as a 1080p MP4.

  • SaaS brand film
  • SaaS product video
  • Kinetic typography
  • 3D motion
  • Startup video
  • B2B video

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