Explanimations are explainer videos. Complex information is communicated efficiently by combining text, image and sound. Explanimations are used to promote products, processes, businesses or services.
Explanimations are explainer videos. Complex information is communicated efficiently by combining text, image and sound. Explanimations are used to promote products, processes, businesses or services.
The costs of making an animation are dependent on the message, the required length of the animation, the desired illustration and animation style and the use of audio.
Duration: The amount of information and complexity of your story affect the required length of the animation. The platform and the target group play a major role in determining the optimal duration of your animation.
Illustration and animation style: Do you prefer a tight, minimalistic style or do you have an extensive craft animation in mind?
Audio: Would you like to use a voice-over, background music, sound design or perhaps embed all three?
Explanimates provides the right specialists to complete your explanimation. We co-operate with a number of permanent partners who we fully trust and with which we have made clear price agreements. This way we can produce quickly and keep prices low.
We throughly investigate what is needed to visualize your story in the best way possible. Intakes are free of charge. We are happy to tell you more about the possibilities and the corresponding prices. As soon as you have explained your wishes to us, we can make a fitting offer.
The delivery time of an explanimation varies enormously, but is particularly dependent on how quickly we can work together. The faster you provide us with feedback, the sooner we can move on. In addition, the planning depends on our other ongoing projects and the complexity of the animation.
Normally, we can deliver an explanimation of 60 seconds within two weeks. Although some productions sometimes take up to two months. Often the bigger your team is, the longer it takes to process feedback. Our advice is: keep your team small. In practice, this works most effectively and pleasantly for both parties.