Motion graphics & explainer videos

Make your business easier to understand.

Explainers, walkthroughs and training videos. You bring the knowledge, I handle the script, visuals and production.

Can this proposal be a video? Nobody reads the 14 pages.

Yes. Same contract, two routes. Watch.

Explain your business

A service or process that takes a long call to explain becomes something a customer can watch, revisit and share. See the full piece

contract-explainer.mp4

Can the Monday review be a one-minute video instead of the deck?

Send me the approved highlights. I'll do the rest.

Keep people up to date

Weekly or monthly highlights, project updates, product changes. You provide the approved points and any figures you want shown. I turn them into a clear video.

week-5-review.mp4

Can this training slide become a lesson people actually finish?

One idea per scene. Here's the recap.

Share what you know

Lessons, onboarding and useful ideas made understandable, in the same form for everyone who joins. See the full module

module-3-feedback.mp4

Watch the two full pieces

Process

From your material to a finished file.

Bring what you already have: a rough brief, a presentation, a walkthrough or a conversation. You do not need a script or any animation vocabulary.

How a project runs The six steps below, as a short narrated video made in the same style as the examples. Every point is also on screen, so it works with the sound off.

Inputs

Who the video is for, what they should understand or do, where it will be used, and the material you already have.

Message and script

I propose the structure and write or refine the script. You approve it before anything is designed.

Visual approach

A style frame and a scene plan: what is shown, when, and for how long. You approve it before animation starts.

Production

Animation, editing, and audio or captions where agreed. I direct and check the result.

Review and delivery

You review the piece. Revisions within the agreed scope, then final files in the formats you need.

Updates later

When something changes, the update is scoped by what changed.

Build the visual approach once. Keep using what works.

A repeatable series does not need a completely new visual language every time. Approved layouts, styles and production decisions can carry forward, while each video gets the explanation it needs.

same-system.mp4

Who it's for

You will get the most from this if

Recurring need

You explain the same things often

To prospects, to new hires, to a team. A video does the first pass so conversations start further along.

Changing content

The content changes and reshooting is not viable

A policy, a product or a process shifts. Updating a script and a few scenes is smaller than a new production.

No in-house capacity

Nobody has the time to produce it

You know what needs saying. You need someone to shape it and carry it through production and review.

Known cost

You want the cost known before work starts

One fixed monthly price, and every piece starts from a script you approve. See pricing

Pricing

Your video team, by the month.

It costs less than hiring one person, with nothing to recruit or manage. You start by paying half of the first month, and the rest only once you have seen your first piece.

Most start here

One at a time

$1,500/ month

For a team with things to explain, one after another.

Choose this plan

One piece in progress, finished before the next starts
Explainers, product demos, update videos and sales pitches
Pitch and sales decks, as PDF and PowerPoint
One consistent look across everything, set up in your first month

Two at a time

$2,800/ month

For a launch, or when more than one thing needs explaining.

Choose this plan

Everything in One at a time
Two pieces in progress at once
Launch sets: the video, the deck and the cut-downs, ready on one date
Your dates come first when the calendar is tight

Several teams, or more than two pieces at once? A planned calendar and custom visuals beyond motion graphics, priced to the brief.

Talk it through

Every video includes the script, captions, widescreen and portrait versions, and one round of revisions. You approve the script and the look before anything is made.

Compare plans and payment

What is included	One at a time	Two at a time	Larger teams
Pieces in progress at once	One	Two	Planned with you
Explainers, product demos, update videos, sales pitches	Yes	Yes	Yes
Pitch and sales decks (PDF and PowerPoint)	Yes	Yes	Yes
Launch sets ready on one date	No	Yes	Yes
Your dates come first	No	Yes	Yes
Several teams	No	No	Yes
Custom visuals beyond motion graphics	No	No	Yes
Script, captions, widescreen and portrait	Yes	Yes	Yes
Revisions	One round	One round	One round
Price	$1,500 / month	$2,800 / month	Priced to the brief

How payment works

Plans run by the quarter. To begin, you pay half of the first month.
When you have seen your first piece and want to carry on, the rest of the quarter is invoiced and the final files are sent. If you would rather stop there, you owe nothing more.
After that, each quarter is invoiced before it starts. Stop with 30 days' notice before the next quarter.
Pay for a year in advance and two months are free, with the price fixed for that year.
Invoices are paid by bank transfer, in the currency on your quote.

Full details are in the terms.

Start a project

What do you need people to understand?

Tell me about your business, who the explanation is for, and where you want to use it. We can work out whether video is the right fit.

You will be talking to Ethan Truong, who does and directs the work. About Ethan

How long does a video take?

It depends on the piece. Each one gets a date when its brief is agreed, with two approvals, the script and the visual approach, before animation starts. Depending on your plan, one or two pieces are in progress at a time.

Do you need access to our systems or data?

No. For updates and recaps you provide the approved highlights and any figures you want shown. I work from that summary.