Video, 3D & Oddities

Explainer Videos AI-assisted. No extra fingers.

Some ideas take five minutes to explain and three seconds to lose someone. An explainer video does the explaining for you in 30 to 90 seconds, with motion graphics, voice-over and music that make it stick.

Veiled marble statue singing into a studio microphone

The NarratorMarble, nailed it in one take

What’s included

Your best explanation. On repeat.

Made with modern AI tools and old-fashioned taste, so it’s faster and more affordable without looking cheap.

You know that pitch you give twenty times a week? The one where eyes glaze over right before the good part? Let’s fix that.

Explain it once. Perfectly.

An explainer video is your best explanation, recorded on its best day. We write the script, plan every scene and build the animation, so the video says exactly what you mean in the order people need to hear it. Then it goes to work on your website, in sales emails, at trade shows and on social media.

AI-assisted, human-directed

We use AI tools for the heavy lifting: voices, transcription, captions and some visuals. Every frame is still directed and checked by people who care about your brand. That keeps budgets reasonable and quality high, and nobody ends up with seven fingers.

Short on purpose

Most explainers land between 30 and 90 seconds: long enough to make your point, short enough that people finish. We also cut versions for social media, trade show loops and the inevitable “can we get a 15-second one?”

Built from your brand

Colors, type, logo animation and tone all come from your brandscape, so your video feels like the rest of your marketing instead of a stock template with your logo bolted on.

Let’s explain it once, beautifully.

Tired of explaining it?

Tell us what people always misunderstand. That’s usually where the best video starts.

Pro Tips
Straight answers from twenty years of client meetings.
Examples

Videos people watch to the end.

Roger the Roofer · Roof materials explainer

TIExperts · Transportation insurance promo

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NMA · Medical device explainer
Uplift Families Parenting TIPS show promo still
Uplift Families · Parenting TIPS show promo
Roger the Roofer franchise explainer video still
Roger the Roofer · Franchise explainer
Pricing

Three ways to get it explained.

Every price is per finished piece, and every piece includes revisions until you love it.

30 Seconds

One idea, explained beautifully.

from$1,500

30-second video

Most popular

60 Seconds

The classic explainer.

from$3,000

60-second video

Series

Multiple videos, one look.

Let’s talk

quoted per series

Priced at about $50 per finished second. 3D modeling, professional voice talent and on-site filming can be added.

How it works

From “it’s complicated” to “oh, I get it.”

01

Find the story

What people misunderstand, and what they need to hear to say yes.

02

Write and board

A script and storyboard to approve before animation starts.

03

Animate and voice

Motion graphics, voice-over and music, built from your brand.

04

Cut and share

Versions for your website, social channels and trade show screens.

Questions

Asked at nearly every kickoff.

How long should our video be?

Usually 60 to 90 seconds for a website explainer, and 15 to 30 seconds for social media. We’ll recommend the shortest length that still makes your point.

We can, and they sound remarkably natural. If you’d rather have professional voice talent, or your own voice, we’ll arrange it.

Yes. We edit client footage, interviews and phone video into explainers, and add motion graphics and captions.

A high-resolution master plus versions sized for your website, social platforms and presentations, with captions.

Let’s talk

Every great project starts with a little contact.

Book a free consultation. Bring the big idea, the messy brief or the “would it be crazy if…”. We’ll bring the questions, and probably a few good answers.

Two marble hands reaching toward each other, after Michelangelo

The Kickoff MeetingAfter Michelangelo. Coffee not pictured.