We'll work with you to create a visual identity for all of your creative media.
Our Visual Style Guides outline the aesthetics of your course and media to ensure consistency and style. They incorporate your existing brand guide to create a unique program look and feel based on the target audience.
We produce visual representations of information, data, or knowledge that present information quickly and clearly.
We recreate your existing graphics to match the course style, color, and font outlined in the Visual Style Guide.
Our multiskilled team of creatives produce bespoke illustrations in a variety of styles.
We take complicated, technical, and even hand-drawn diagrams and convert them into high-quality graphics that are simple to understand.
A wayfinding graphic is a visual roadmap to the course. It lets the student know where they are in the course, what they have achieved, and what is to come. It can also highlight any async dates or submission deadlines.
A scrolling parallax is almost like a one-page website that can be embedded into your course. It can help break up case studies into visual and text elements.
An ILO is a versatile platform that can be embedded into your course. It can be as simple as text and graphics with interactive questions, or it can host videos, animations, drag and drops, and beyond.
Templated motion graphics are created at the start of the online program. They are branded, repeatable animations in which text can be altered each time. The most common forms of these are video intros, lower thirds, keywords, and video outros.
A GIF is a short (2–10 second) animated course graphic. It can be embedded into your course, auto playing and looping to help bring concepts to life.
Custom motion graphic videos are uniquely-designed 2D animations that bring a concept, story, or idea to life through visuals and narration. The complexity of the visuals range from simple line text, and icons to bespoke, complex designs.
Character animation is similar to custom motion graphics but involves human, animal, or robotic characters. These videos can bring “real-world” scenarios to life. During the creation process, each character requires a “rig” in order to move like they would in real life.
Need motion graphics to interact with on-screen action? No problem, we use the latest motion-tracking technology to bring your footage to life.
Have a lot of content but don’t have the time or budget for bespoke animations? We can templatize motion graphic videos to make your project scalable, while still retaining that motion magic.
We produce bespoke motion graphics videos in a variety of styles, including Character Animation and GIFs.
We support all aspects of filming, including pre-production, scriptwriting, global in-person filming, and supported remote filming.
Let us take care of the planning and logistics for your video content. We work with the Learning team to create dynamic media plans and can arrange filming anywhere in the world, with your team or ours.
Our talented scriptwriters ensure that your learning content keeps your audience hooked.
We can arrange professional videographers come to you and film in splendid 4K quality. Our standard setups include 3-point lighting, two 4K cameras, dual audio and a teleprompter to put you at ease. We film all over the globe, for a range of video styles.
Over the course of the pandemic, we have supported remote filming setups across the world, bringing pristine filming to the comfort of your own living room. While we have largely returned to professional filming, remote filming will be here to stay to marry convenience and budget.
360-degree videos, also known as immersive videos or spherical videos, are video recordings in which a view in every direction is recorded at the same time.
These can be embedded into your course with hot spots of interactivity for less than you might think.
A PTC, also known as a talking head video, is a short, scripted video usually filmed with the presenter talking directly to the camera. This is one of the most commonly-used media types in online learning.
Interviews offer candid insights into the thoughts and experiences of subject matter experts. They can be conducted by an interviewer, or alternatively, the answers alone can be captured with the questions displayed on screen.
Premium narrative videos are story-based, and often filmed in multiple locations. They are media-rich components made up of piece-to-camera narration, stock footage, and music.
A scenario video is a “scene setter”—a short narrative that gives learners the parameters within which they need to solve a problem. It’s entirely made up of existing footage, meaning that no filming is required.
To create a screen recording, a subject matter expert can record their computer screen and walk through a presentation, spreadsheet, or application to share it candidly with the learner. The subject matter expert can record themselves at the same time through their webcam.
Podcasts are audio-only voice files. They can be solo narrations, interviews, or a panel debate, and can be recorded in almost any location.
We edit video in any style, from simple piece to camera to premium narrative videos.
