Webtoon & game PV production
We make films that fans of the original recognize first. We start by finding what makes the original special, then create PVs, trailers, music videos and drama openings in the style that fits the work.
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- Webtoon PVs and trailers
- Game PVs
- Animation built from the original artwork
- Music videos and drama openings
- Subtitled versions in other languages
A good fit forWebtoon platforms and studios, game companies and IP owners
Preserving the original art density and atmosphere that fans recognize immediately
Webtoon platforms, studios, and game publishers commissioning a PV or trailer care most about two risks: 'Will fans of the original feel the art style or character vibe looks off?' and 'What if late revisions from the original creator or IP holder put our launch date at risk?'
Webtoon and game fans spot even small changes in line weight, eye shape, or coloring. We start by identifying the iconic scenes and expressions of the IP and build a pipeline that preserves the density of the original artwork on screen.
Direct original-art separation, rigging, and milestone IP sign-offs
For webtoon PVs, separating, restoring, and rigging high-resolution original webtoon panels (textless layered files) often stays much closer to the source art—and moves faster—than redrawing everything from scratch. We animate hair, clothing, and subtle expressions while adding dynamic camera work, compositing effects, voice acting, and punchy sound mixing.
Because creator or IP holder approvals are essential, waiting until animation is finished to review invites schedule delays. We build sign-off milestones into the schedule at (1) scenario, storyboard, and timed reel, (2) original art separation and cut design, and (3) first animation composite, locking direction before heavy production begins.
Options from main launch trailers to bundled short-form PVs
We adjust the production spec to the purpose of the campaign, the number of videos and the budget.
- Main launch & season trailer PVs (around 1 min, KRW 5–10M per film)Built on detailed separation and rigging of original art, reinforced with style-matched hand-drawn cuts or AI hybrid effects on major action or emotional close-ups, complete with voice casting, post-recording, BGM, and SFX mixing.
- Full AI cinematic/concept PVs & hybrid trailersFor webnovels or new game IPs without existing comic panels—or when a live-action or 3D cinematic look is needed—we offer end-to-end full AI PVs from concept-art-grade AI storyboards to final generation, as well as hybrid PVs combining original art motion with AI backgrounds and effects.
- Bundled short-form webtoon animation for SNS (around 1 min, KRW 0.5–1M per film in multi-episode bundles)When promoting multiple episodes or titles continuously on social channels, we streamline production around key panel motion, dialogue typography, and sound effects to keep per-video costs low.
- Global launch versionsMultilingual subtitle typesetting and localized dubbing mixes (Chinese, English, Japanese, etc.) for international releases.
Heeranguk Yeonga, Regressor Instruction Manual, Villain to Kill, Book of Lazier, ponpondoodoo2
We handled full production—from original-art animation and direction to editing and sound mixing—for CNC Revolution's 'Heeranguk Yeonga' PV (including a Chinese-subtitled version) and 'Regressor Instruction Manual' trailer PV. Our IP portfolio also includes ToYou's Dream 'Villain to Kill' trailer and 'Book of Lazier' PV, Naver Webtoon's 'Maesaengi Island Kingdom', OLO-G Games' 'ponpondoodoo2' PV, Kakao's 'Muzi in My Heart' MV part, and AKMU's 'Alien' MV hand-drawn sequence.
Process
- ConsultationWe agree on purpose, channels, schedule and budget, and propose an approach
- Planning, storyboard & conceptA plan, storyboard and reel show how the film will look
- ProductionScenes are built with animation, 3D, live action or AI hybrid, with a work-in-progress cut to review
- DeliveryAfter final changes, the finished film and contracted files in each channel spec
Selected work
See all work in this categoryFAQ
Can you keep our existing character or webtoon art style?
Yes. But the right method depends on the style. Some styles come closer to the original with cutout or hand-drawn animation than with AI. We look at the original first and suggest the method that fits.
Do you take on work that needs approval from the original creator or IP owner?
Yes. For work that needs approval, we build the review schedule in from the plan and storyboard stage.
Can you make versions with subtitles or dubbing in other languages?
Yes. Tell us the languages and whether you need subtitles or dubbing, and we will include it in the quote.
How long does production usually take?
It varies a lot by project. Allowing time for feedback, we suggest getting in touch at least 3–4 weeks ahead for any project. Rush jobs are possible with a rush fee.
What kind of film do you need?
Tell us your goal, schedule and budget, and we will reply with an approach and quote within 2–3 business days.
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