The person with the answers has the least time to record.
Client meetings and running the business come first. The founder’s experience is valuable, but a full diary can leave a content plan waiting for weeks.
Your expertise deserves an audience. Finding a location, setting up equipment and fitting another recording session into the diary can make even a short video difficult to produce.
We turn authorised photos and voice recordings into presenter-led videos, with scripting, editing and brand styling handled around your brief. Keep sharing useful content with less dependence on repeat filming.
Client meetings and running the business come first. The founder’s experience is valuable, but a full diary can leave a content plan waiting for weeks.
A busy shop, a cluttered office or an unreliable sound environment can hold up production before it starts. Booking a studio adds another round of logistics.
Preparing a backdrop, adjusting lights, checking sound and coordinating people can consume far more time than the finished video suggests.
Nerves, missed lines and uneven delivery can turn a straightforward explanation into repeated attempts. Even a confident expert may not enjoy recording.
Product explanations, customer questions and timely updates all need attention. Starting each video from scratch makes consistency hard to maintain.
When a feature, process or offer changes, arranging a fresh recording can delay an otherwise simple update.
A talking face is a starting point. Stilted writing, pronunciation errors, flat pacing and inconsistent branding still need an editor’s judgement.
Agree the presenter and visual direction, then use that foundation for later videos. Spend less time arranging rooms, equipment and on-camera availability.
Start with customer questions, product information, voice notes or existing material. We shape the audience, the point and the next action before writing.
Plan individual explainers or a series of FAQs with a clear sequence for topics, scripts, production and approval.
Identify the sections, audio and visuals that need changing, then regenerate and edit the relevant material rather than reorganising a full shoot.
Share a point of view, explain an industry issue or develop a knowledge series that helps prospective customers understand how you think and work.
Explain the offer, who it suits and how it works. Product images, screen recordings, diagrams and existing footage can support the presenter.
Make recurring explanations easy to share before an enquiry or during a sales conversation, from service processes to product differences.
Introduce a launch or offer with a clear message and next step. Alternative openings, lengths and angles can be scoped for creative testing.
Break knowledge and processes into manageable modules that are easy to revisit. Your team approves terminology, procedures and business information before production.
Define the audience, purpose and key takeaway. Give each video a useful job rather than squeezing a company brochure into a monologue.
You receiveAn agreed content direction, topic recommendations or series plan, as scoped.
Shape the opening, explanation and next action for spoken delivery. Keep your voice while removing unnecessary repetition and formal phrasing.
You receiveA script for approval, with supporting visual suggestions.
Review the source material and produce a test for likeness, voice and presentation. Driving a video with recorded audio and cloning a voice for new lines are scoped separately.
You receiveA test clip and an approved presentation direction.
Plan backgrounds, titles, product assets, diagrams or screen recordings around the explanation. Real products and processes use supplied or separately produced material.
You receiveVideo scenes developed to the agreed direction.
Refine pacing, pauses, captions and audio. Add agreed brand elements and calls to action, and check for obvious lip-sync, pronunciation, caption and visual issues. Adjust or regenerate sections where needed.
You receiveA complete video for your review.
Agree aspect ratios, lengths and caption layouts for the intended placements. Languages, versions and quantities are defined before production.
You receiveFinished video files in the agreed formats, plus any other specified deliverables.
A clear photo of the presenter. Some production methods may need additional video footage; we explain the requirements first.
A clean recording, or authorised samples for a separately scoped voice clone. Requirements depend on the production method and tools.
Product details, service information, customer questions, existing copy or an idea you want to explain. A finished script is not required.
Your logo, colours, product images, website and any useful existing footage.
Confirm rights to the likeness, voice and supplied material, and nominate a reviewer. Third-party tools and permitted data use are agreed in advance.
Agree the audience, channels and objective, then assess whether an AI presenter suits the task.
Check the visual, voice and brand assets, identify gaps and agree third-party tool use.
Set the message, presenter style, background and caption treatment.
Review the likeness, voice and visual approach before committing to full production.
Generate, edit and finish the video. You check business information and presentation, with revisions within the agreed scope.
Receive the approved files. Future topics, production cadence and avatar reuse are arranged where needed.
Choosing the right tool is only part of the job. The message needs to make sense to a customer, the information must be accurate and every visual should support the explanation. We bring scripting, sample review, editing and approval into one production process, reducing the time you spend experimenting, regenerating clips and fixing captions yourself.
Test a focused topic and establish whether the presenter, voice and production approach work for you.
Produce a coordinated set of product explainers, FAQs or knowledge videos with a consistent style.
Plan topics, scripts, production and reviews on a recurring basis for a sustained presence.
Pricing reflects presenter and voice requirements, duration, volume, languages, supporting assets and editing complexity. Your proposal specifies formats, revision rounds, setup and subsequent production fees, and third-party costs.
Recurring videos can require less filming, but the initial setup still needs suitable visual and voice material. Some methods need an additional recording; requirements are confirmed first.
Results depend on the material, tools, movement and content. We use a sample to agree the approach and do not promise an exact match to a filmed performance.
Reuse depends on consent, tool terms and the agreed scope. Asset arrangements, account access, retention and future fees are set out in the proposal.
We assess the language, voice and pronunciation requirements, with separate script and sample approvals. Additional language versions are scoped accordingly.
Hands-on demonstrations, location experiences, interviews and nuanced performances often benefit from live-action filming. A hybrid of avatar presentation and real footage may also work well.
Before publishing, we check the intended platform’s requirements and agree the relevant AI disclosure and labelling approach.
Tell us what you need to explain, where the video will appear and what is holding production up. We will assess the fit before defining the sample and full production scope.
Discuss your video on WhatsApp ↗