Pip Learns the Magic Word
Saying please · 48 seconds
Corazoncito — “little heart”
You send an idea. You get back a finished 30–60 second episode with a soft palette, a child-friendly voice, burned-in captions and a thumbnail — already posted to your YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
16 episodes
produced, published and archived across a full season
3 platforms
YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, posted automatically
7 days
from approved script to finished, published episode
Ages 2–5
calm pacing, simple language, one idea per episode
The work
Everything below was made with the same pipeline you'd be buying — original character, original script, original voice. Play them with sound on.
Saying please · 48 seconds
Getting ready for school · 50 seconds
Drop-off nerves · 52 seconds
Six episodes assembled into a single quiet-time compilation with chapter markers and a matching thumbnail. Same characters, same voice, no reshooting. If you already have a library, this is how it earns a second life.
How it works
A sentence is enough — "a story about sharing at the sand table," or a page from your book. I write the script and send it for approval.
I build a consistent character sheet, then the scenes around it. Your character stays on-model across every future episode.
Warm child-style narration, a soft music bed mixed under it, and burned-in captions that survive muted autoplay.
Delivered as vertical and square files — or posted straight to your YouTube, Facebook and Instagram on a schedule you pick.
What's included
No project files to assemble, no captions to add later, no thumbnail to design at midnight. The whole chain is handled.
Pricing
Half up front, half on delivery. First-time projects can start with a single episode.
$350one 30–60 second episode
$1,200four episodes · $300 each · save $200
$1,800per month · rolling, cancel any time
Reels from what you already have — $60 each
Captioned vertical cuts from your existing video or long-form. Minimum five.
Animated book trailer — $500
A 40–60 second trailer using your illustrations or a new on-model character.
Long-form compilation — $250
Four or more of your episodes stitched with chapters and a fresh thumbnail.
Who it's for
Your characters already exist on the page. An animated trailer or a short series gives them somewhere to live between launches.
Post something to enrolling families that isn't a phone-shot classroom clip — and that doesn't put a single child's face online.
Turn the routines you teach — turn-taking, quiet voices, asking for help — into short episodes parents can actually replay at home.
Character-led shorts that sell the idea behind the product, without a live-action shoot or a child actor release form.
No call needed to start — email a sentence about what you want and I'll reply with a script outline and a fixed price within two business days. If it isn't a fit, I'll say so plainly.