The practical details about working with MahjMedia. If your project has a different question, include it in your inquiry.
MahjMedia focuses on Mahjong brands and creators: product businesses, studios, instructors, event hosts, and people building a community around the game. Tell us what you are making and who it is for.
For an editing project, usable footage and a focused brief are a strong starting point. If you need help planning what to capture or shaping the message, mention that in your inquiry so we can scope the creative direction separately.
Yes, the starting point can be your existing identity and reference work. We will ask for your logo, colors, available fonts, and a few examples, then agree a direction before producing the full set.
We agree scope and price in writing after reviewing your needs. The number of deliverables, source material, creative development, animation, formats, and review requirements all affect the quote. The website does not currently take payments.
We confirm availability and a schedule once the brief and required inputs are clear. Include any event or launch date in your inquiry. A deadline is agreed with you; submitting an inquiry does not reserve a production slot.
The current showcase contains original studio concepts, clearly labeled as demonstrations. They show our approach to product, event, and educational storytelling. They do not represent brand commissions or measured campaign results.
No. We can make thoughtful creative choices and plan useful tests, but reach, clicks, and shares depend on the audience, distribution, offer, and many factors outside an edit. We focus on a clear message and a useful next step.
Only assets cleared for the intended use should enter a project. Share any licensing or participant permissions with your brief. Portfolio use is a separate discussion; sending project material is not permission to publish it.
A product to introduce, an event to fill, or a story to tell. Let’s work out what you need to make it happen.