A new category
Explain what the product is before showing how it works.
Explainer Videos
When buyers first need to understand the problem, the category or the idea, an explainer gives your product a clear frame, with narration, motion design and, where it helps, real-life scenes.
When to choose an explainer
An explainer gives context before the product does the talking.
Explain what the product is before showing how it works.
APIs, data, infrastructure and AI: make invisible processes visible.
Give buyers, users and partners the same simple version of the story.
Help new users grasp the concept before they open the product.
What's included
Script, visuals and narration are planned together.
The one idea the film must land, written and agreed first.
Words and pictures planned together before production.
Graphics, voice and sound in one edit.
Exports for the channels set out in the proposal.
Creative approaches
Three ways to explain, from pure motion design to scenes with people.
Graphics, type and icons carry the idea.
Starts with the problem and ends in your interface.
Adds scenes with people for human context.
How we work
Five steps, clear review points and one team from script to post-production.
You tell us about the product, the audience, the goal and the launch date.
We shape the message, script and visual direction, and agree them with you before production.
Scenes, interface design, motion and narration are produced and edited together.
You review the film at agreed points, so feedback stays focused.
You receive the final film and the formats agreed in the proposal.
Questions before we start
What an explainer is and how we make one.
A short, usually narrated film that explains a problem, an idea or a process and shows where your product fits.
Start with a brief
Tell us what people find hard to grasp about your product today.
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