One clear minute instead of ten slides.
An explainer video takes something complicated — a product, an app, a banking service, a production process — and makes it clear in about a minute. Script first, then storyboard, then animation in 2D, 3D or a mix.
Explainers in this portfolio include Badamlı’s explainer videos and the nine-part SIRAB 75 series made at Element, which explained the water from its mineral composition to its production standards.
What it is, who it is for and how it works.
Banking products, B2B services and production processes, step by step.
Where the brand comes from and why it matters.
Numbers and data turned into motion that is easy to follow.
15–30 second versions of the main message.
The one thing the viewer must understand, and who the viewer is.
The script is approved before any design starts.
Every scene drawn and the look designed.
Full animation, music, sound design and voice.
Cutdowns, formats and language versions.
Motion graphics, compositing, titles, end cards and finishing.
Modelling, lighting and rendering for 3D product shots and anything that has to be geometrically exact.
Logos, packaging artwork, layouts and image retouching.
Google’s image model. Used for keyframes, storyboards and still edits that keep the same product or character from frame to frame.
60–90 seconds for most explainers, with 15–30 second cutdowns for social media.
2D is clearer for abstract ideas and services; 3D is better when a physical product or a process has to be seen. Mixing both is common.
Yes, or I refine yours. The script is approved before design begins.
Yes. The animation is built so on-screen text and voice-over can be swapped for other markets.
Usually three to five weeks, depending on length and style.
A fixed quote based on length, style and the number of versions, within one working day of the brief.
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