One identity, holding steady across every surface you ship.
Decided once, applied everywhere, and still yours after we leave.
Decided once
PositioningVoiceVisual system
Three decisions made once, rather than re-argued on every job.
Templates and the rules for them
The decisions get written down, so anyone can apply them without asking.
Applied everywhere
SiteVideoSocialEmailDecks
Each surface gets its own application of the same system, not a resize of someone else's.
One brief per format
Every format carries the brief that says how it is made next time.
Handed to your team
The system leaves with you, so an in-house team or another agency can carry it.
- Fixed price per phase
- You own the code
- 2–4 week average launch
What changes
What a system changes.
Four things account for most of the drift we are called in to fix.
- Every asset starts from a blank file.
- Templates carry the decisions already made.
- On brand means whatever the last designer thought.
- On brand is written down and checkable.
- One shoot feeds one platform.
- One shoot feeds all of them.
- The working files live with the agency.
- The working files live with you.
What we build here
Six things live under brand and creative.
They share one system and differ only in the surface they land on.
Branding
Positioning, naming, the mark, type and colour are settled once, then written down as rules your team can apply without asking us.
Settle the identity first →Graphic design
One visual system runs across web, social, decks, print and product, handed over as master files and templates your team can open.
Apply one system everywhere →Video production
A single shoot is scripted, cut, graded and captioned, then exported in the format each of YouTube, Reels, TikTok and LinkedIn expects.
Get a quarter of video from one shoot →Creative strategy
A quarter is planned as themes, formats and hooks, with every brief written before production starts and reviewed on what it earned.
Plan the quarter before producing it →UGC
Creators are briefed and directed, usage rights are secured in writing, and every placement gets a cut at the ratio it needs.
Brief creators properly →Product photography
A whole catalogue is shot to one angle and lighting spec, with AI-assisted retouching, so every frame reads as the same brand.
Shoot a catalogue as one set →
Why it is one job
A platform does not want a different film. It wants a different cut.
Shooting once and cutting many times is what keeps a quarter of output affordable.
One shoot
Everything downstream comes out of a single day of filming.
Master edit
One edit is graded and captioned, and every export is cut from it.
16:9
For YouTube and the site.
9:16
For Reels and TikTok.
4:5
For the feed and LinkedIn.
How a build runs
Four phases, each priced before it starts.
Discovery
Who you are, who you are for, and the gap between how you are seen and how you want to be seen.
Strategy & identity
Positioning, voice, visual system. One document the whole company can work from.
Production
Weekly output across the formats that matter: video, social, email, web. One voice, many surfaces.
System handover
Templates, guidelines, and the production playbook, so an in-house team or an agency can carry it forward.
Proof
What we have already shipped.
- D2C and mediaCustom AI SystemsRead the case study
AI video at the cadence social demands, held to the brand
- Fashion and e-commerceAI Agents & AutomationRead the case study
Content that still sounds like the brand
- D2C and e-commerceAI Agents & AutomationGrown to 100,000 followers
A D2C brand's social account, grown to 100,000 followers
Common questions
Price, timeline, ownership: answered.
- Can you do just the design, without the strategy?
- Yes, Stallwart takes design-only work, with one caveat. A single campaign, deck, or asset set is fine without positioning work. A full identity built without it tends to be redone within two years, because nobody can settle what is on brand. The scoping call separates the two honestly.
- How much of the creative is AI-generated?
- As much as earns its place, and the handover states which pieces. Stallwart uses AI for variants, cutdowns, background extension, and first drafts, where it removes hours of repetitive work. Hero frames, the identity itself, and anything carrying a factual claim are made and approved by people.
- Can you work alongside our in-house creative team?
- Yes. Most brand engagements end with your in-house team running the production rhythm Stallwart set up, using the templates and the brief format from handover. Stallwart can stay on for the formats your team lacks, such as video edit or motion. File structure and naming conventions are part of delivery.
- What does brand and creative work cost?
- Brand and creative work is priced per phase after a 30-minute scoping call: discovery, identity, then production. Identity scope is driven by how many applications the system must cover, and production by monthly output volume. Stock, music licences, talent, and studio hire are passed through to you at cost.
- How long does a brand identity take?
- A full identity runs across discovery, strategy, and the documented system, so it takes considerably longer than a single campaign or a video set. Stallwart fixes dates per phase during the scoping call, because an identity waits on your decision rounds as much as on production time.
- Who owns the logo, the files, and the footage?
- You own the brand outright. Editable master files, raw footage, retouched exports, and the guidelines document all transfer at handover. Stallwart assigns the IP as part of the engagement. Fonts and stock are licensed in your name, so your right to use the work never depends on us.
- How do we keep the brand consistent after you leave?
- Brand drift after handover is the honest objection. Stallwart answers it with design tokens exported to code, component files in Figma, locked templates for recurring formats, and written rules covering the awkward cases. One sentence saying what is off brand prevents more drift than ten pages describing what is on brand.
Bring the surface where the brand falls apart.
One 30-minute call. You leave with a scope, a fixed price per phase, and a written plan for the identity and the first run of production.
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