Script
A tight script built around the viewer's problem and your solution, reviewed before any visuals are made.
Some things are hard to film — software, a financial product, a process inside a machine, an idea. An explainer video uses animation and motion graphics to make them simple: a clear script, visuals that follow it, and a voice that walks the viewer through. We write, design and animate explainers that fit your brand and get to the point.
A tight script built around the viewer's problem and your solution, reviewed before any visuals are made.
Key scenes designed in your brand style, so you approve the look before animation starts.
Animated illustration, typography, interface screens and diagrams, produced in After Effects.
Professional voice-over recorded to the final script. TODO: confirm how Dev sources voice talent and available languages.
Licensed music and sound effects that support the pace without overwhelming the voice.
Captioned versions and short cut-downs for social media.
Audience, message, length and where the video will be used.
Script written and approved.
Scenes sketched and style frames designed.
Animation produced to the approved storyboard and voice-over.
Music, sound, captions and final exports.
TODO: typical duration from Dev
TODO: ₹ from Dev
The main factors are length, animation style and complexity, voice-over and the number of versions. A minute of detailed character animation costs far more than clean motion graphics. TODO: add a ₹ starting price once Dev confirms it.
Around 60 to 90 seconds for a website or pitch. Long enough to explain one idea properly, short enough that people finish it.
Yes. Real or redrawn interface screens can be animated to show how the product works.
TODO: confirm available voice-over languages with Dev.
Film suits products, places and people you can show. Animation suits software, processes and ideas you can't film. Many brands use both.
Tell us what you need to show and where it will run.