A 35 second test made from your "End of Stab" script: the two halves of the corrective journey, explained with the house-in-a-storm picture you wrote. Your words, shortened only, with subtitles burned in.
Every picture follows the spoken word, so patients can follow along even with the sound off.
Point A to B (Stabilisation) and B to C (Rebuilding) draw in as you name them, then stay at the top as a progress bar.
The storm hits, the house cracks and tilts. The emergency crew shores up the foundations and the collapse stops.
The frame is reinforced, the walls are strengthened, and the next strong wind no longer moves the house.
Other explainer pieces from recent sample projects, in different styles.
A hand-drawn storyboard turns into a clean animated explainer, the same route your three scripts would take.
A narrated topic explained with simple shapes, charts and on-screen keywords that land on the spoken word.
Dialogue shown as a live transcript, a clear example of readable on-screen text paced to the voice.
Big numbers, research quotes and titles, useful for the study results in your scripts (Senna, Haavik, Eklund).
End of Stab, Better Results Faster and The 14 Day Pivot Workshop, each with the same steps.
Your text as written, split into scenes. Only typos are fixed.
One picture per idea (spine, roadmap, study results), approved before animation starts.
Clean, friendly patient style with keywords that appear on the spoken word.
Your own filmed intro and outro cut in, with matching transitions.
Full HD, one version with subtitles and one without.
This test uses a calm Australian sample voice. For the final videos it can be your own voice: either you record the script, or, with your consent, a voice clone made from a short recording of you.