Narrated video & animation
Some ideas only make sense in motion — a heartbeat, a subducting plate, the ninety seconds after someone collapses. Every video below was scripted, animated, narrated and cut for a specific learning moment inside a specific product. Press play on any of them.
Nothing in this collection yet.
How they're made
The pipeline is the reason a set like this exists at all — but the order matters more than the tooling. Nothing gets animated until the words are right.
The narration is written and split into beats first, so each shot exists to carry one idea. The storyboard frames come out of that — not the other way round.
Each beat gets its start and end frame generated and hand-picked for anatomical or geological accuracy. This is where most of the judgement goes.
The frames are interpolated into motion, the narration is voiced, and the two are cut together so the picture lands on the word it belongs to.
The finished clip ships inside the product it was made for, with its captions available as text for accessibility and revision.
Subject accuracy is checked by a human before anything reaches a learner. Generated footage is a drafting tool here, not an authority.
If you have a process, a procedure or a concept that keeps losing people on the page, this is the format that usually fixes it. Tell me what it is.