Scattered material
Photos, clips and data are spread across teams, and some events were never filmed at all.
Year-end means greetings, a year in review and next year’s vision. The hard part is scattered material: photos sit with different people, milestones need ordering and data must be readable—all due by December 31, the busiest week of the year.
We first lay the year out as a timeline and pick the stories worth telling, then animate old photos, turn data into visuals and fill in scenes no one filmed. The result can be a two-minute review or a run of shorts around New Year.

Rush production is available; timeline and price are agreed case by case.
Photos, clips and data are spread across teams, and some events were never filmed at all.
A string of figures read aloud is forgettable and doesn’t feel like an achievement.
December is full of wrap-ups and annual meetings, so the review often starts in the last week.
Events that weren’t filmed or survive as one photo become moving scenes, so the timeline has no gaps.
Output, customers and projects become miniature scenes and bold type you understand at a glance.
The main film splits by month or team into shorts posted daily around New Year.
A late milestone or new number means changing one shot, not reshooting.
From moments of the year to wishes for the next, 30 seconds to a minute, out on January 1.
The year’s milestones by month or theme with data—for websites, WeChat and annual meetings.
Words, people or products of the year for platforms and media, as a set of short recaps.
Next year’s plans shown on screen: a new campus, product or cityscape.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
Milestones, photos, data and a theme—scattered is fine, we’ll organize it.
We pick the key stories and write a script and storyboard with a style sample for approval.
Photos come alive, data becomes visuals, with voice-over, music and subtitles in the first cut.
Main film, vertical and shorts by late December, with an annual-meeting screen version if needed.
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Weibo’s “Beijing Style” annual recap: its mascot, paper planes and city storytellers link a year of content.
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A New Year’s Eve countdown for Kuaishou and Shenyang Fangcheng, flying from a phone tap into history and fireworks.
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The NDRC’s 14th Five-Year Plan review: miniature animation and bold type make five years of results readable—the same approach works for an annual review.
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