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    Animation

    Corporate animated video that explains the complex.

    Invisible products, abstract platforms, regulated categories — animation does what cameras can't. Explainers, motion graphics and hybrid builds for enterprise teams.

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    Corporate animated video production is where B2B's hardest explanation problems get solved. APIs, compliance workflows, data platforms — things you can't point a camera at. Earworm scripts, storyboards and animates explainer films and motion graphics that make complex propositions obvious in ninety seconds, and blends animation with live action when a human face needs to carry the story. Same system as our corporate video production: planned for cut-downs, captions and every channel from day one.

    From £1,500

    per month, animation included in plans

    60–120s

    the explainer sweet spot we script to

    3 stages

    script, storyboard, animate — approval at each

    UK + US

    Bristol-based, working worldwide

    What we animate

    Animated explainers

    The ninety-second answer to 'what do you actually do?' — scripted, storyboarded and animated to make a complex product feel inevitable.

    Motion graphics & data visualisation

    Charts that move, numbers that land. Motion design for product launches, reports and social — built to be understood with the sound off.

    Hybrid live-action + animation

    Real people, animated overlays: the format that keeps trust and clarity in the same frame. Ideal for exec-led product stories.

    Brand stingers & audio identity

    Animated logo treatments and intros, scored to your sonic identity so every video opens unmistakably yours.

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    Got something complex to explain?

    Send us the hardest slide in your deck. We'll tell you how we'd animate it.

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    How animation projects run

    Animation punishes vague briefs, so our process front-loads the thinking. You approve the script and storyboard before a single frame is animated.

    01

    Script & message

    02

    Storyboard & style frames

    03

    Animation & sound

    04

    Versions & cut-downs

    Live action, animation or hybrid?

    The honest answer depends on what you're explaining and who has to trust it.

    Live actionAnimationHybrid
    Best forPeople, places, proofInvisible or complex productsExec-led product stories
    Trust signalFaces and realityClarity and polishBoth
    Update costReshoot neededEdit the scenesPartial re-edit
    Typical timeline4–6 weeks4–8 weeks6–8 weeks

    Where animation carried the story

    Animation works hardest inside a wider content system — here's what that looks like for enterprise clients.

    Animated video FAQs

    Animation is priced by duration and complexity: character animation and bespoke illustration sit at the top of the range, motion graphics over supplied brand assets at the bottom. Within our plans (from £1,500/month) animation slots into the same production pipeline as filmed content. We quote fixed per project after seeing the brief.

    Typically 4–8 weeks: one to two weeks for script and voiceover, one to two for storyboard and style frames, then two to four for animation, sound design and versions. Approvals at each stage keep it predictable.

    We do, with your input. The script is where explainers are won or lost, so it's part of every engagement — we interview your team, draft, and iterate with you until the message is airtight before anything moves.

    The master film plus channel-native versions: vertical and square cuts, captioned versions, GIF-able loops for docs and decks, and stills. Source files are archived so future updates edit scenes rather than starting over.

    Yes — we animate inside your existing identity, extending it into motion (and sound) where guidelines don't yet cover it. Style frames are approved before production so there are no brand surprises.

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    Make the complex obvious.

    Bring us the product nobody understands in one read. We'll storyboard the video that fixes it.