About the Client

Living Lchaim is a network of Jewish shows and podcasts covering faith, family, finance, and personal growth. The network features multiple shows, including Inspiration for the Nation hosted by Yaakov Langer and Kosher Money, a popular finance podcast. Since starting in 2017, Living Lchaim has grown to over 1.5 million YouTube subscribers and has crossed 1 billion total views on the platform.

The Problem

Living Lchaim needed custom animations and intros for certain videos across their network, but the demand was not consistent. Some months they needed work twice, other months just once, and sometimes not at all.

This made it difficult for them to keep an agency on retainer, because the work was too irregular to justify a fixed cost.

On top of that, the client had very specific personal taste and required three to four rounds of revisions per project, with detailed comments on each round.

They also needed a 48 hour turnaround on every project, which meant whoever they worked with had to be ready to go at short notice.

What We Did

We built a flexible delivery model around the client's needs. Instead of working on a fixed schedule, we tracked their requirements over the months, understood their patterns, and managed our internal resources so that we always had someone available when they reached out. This meant the client got the reliability of an agency without paying for one full time.

For each project, we worked closely with the team to understand exactly what they wanted, took their feedback through multiple revision rounds, and made sure the final animations matched their vision down to the last detail.

We kept the turnaround within 48 hours on every project, regardless of how many revisions were needed.

The Results

• Custom animations and intros delivered on demand across the network's shows

• 48 hour turnaround maintained on every project

• Managed 3 to 4 revision rounds per project with detailed feedback

• Built a flexible, on demand model that fit the client's irregular schedule

• The channel crossed 1 billion total views during the engagement

• Living Lchaim grew to over 1.5 million subscribers