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Jingle Animation Production

A jingle sticks because rhythm and repetition are easy to remember. Animating it adds a visual identity: characters, colours and gestures that audiences connect to the song.

Tree creates animated jingle videos for brands, campaigns, seasonal promotions and children’s content, built scene by scene around the music.

Where Animated Jingles Work Best

  • Seasonal campaigns such as Ramadan and Eid, where audiences expect festive, memorable communication.
  • Product and brand slogans that need to be remembered, not just read.
  • Children’s and family products.
  • Social and TV spots where sound carries the message.
  • Employee or public awareness campaigns with a simple, repeatable call to action.

Starting Points

Projects usually begin in one of three ways:

  • You have a finished jingle and want it animated.
  • You have lyrics or a slogan and need music composed.
  • You have only a campaign idea and want the song, lyrics and animation developed.

How Animation Is Built Around Music

The audio is locked first, because every cut and movement is timed to it. We map the beats and lyric lines to a storyboard, design characters and settings, then animate to the locked track, including lip-sync where characters sing.

Versions to Plan for

  • Full-length master video.
  • Cut-downs such as 15 and 30 seconds for ads.
  • Vertical versions for social platforms.
  • Lyric or karaoke-style versions for engagement.
  • Audio-only versions for radio or in-store use.

Music, Voice and Rights

Composition, vocal recording and licensing are scoped separately so ownership is clear. If you supply an existing track, we need written confirmation that you hold the rights for the intended uses and territories.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, provided you can confirm usage rights for the audio in the channels you plan to use.

Music and lyric writing can be scoped as part of the project, or you can bring your own composer.

Language and dialect are chosen to suit your audience, and lyrics are written for the dialect rather than translated.

Yes. Cut-downs are planned at storyboard stage so they work as complete pieces.

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