Explainer video production

The key components of an explainer video typically include a problem introduction, solution presentation (i.e., your product or service), how it works, and a call to action.

At Venture we create short, compelling explainer videos for businesses and brands. Our services include scriptwriting, storyboarding, voiceover recording, and crafting visually appealing graphics. We also handle post-production tasks like video editing, sound design, and colour correction. 

Yes. We are able to create a full range of explainer video content. We strive to find the perfect style for your brand and audience.

Yes, we certainly can. We'll discuss your business objectives, target audience, and your brand's personality to help determine the most effective style and approach for your explainer video.

The timeline can vary based on complexity and length of the video, but on average, it takes about 4-6 weeks from concept development to the final product.

Yes, client involvement is welcomed and encouraged. We believe in collaborating with our clients at each stage of the production process.

We can work both ways. Our team of expert scriptwriters can create a compelling script, or we can work with a script you provide.

In most cases we will be able to accommodate your preferences regarding voiceover and background music.

If you have specific requirements or already have professional voiceover or music tracks, you can discuss this with our production team during the planning stage of your explainer video.

The very best explainer videos cost $35K to produce, depending on style and turnaround.

The finished video can usually be delivered in whatever format you require, such as MP4, AVI, or MOV. It can also be optimized for different platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or your website.

Yes. Producing content for brands worldwide, it is frequently necessary to tailor content to international audiences - with voiceovers and subtitles.

While our primary service is video production, we also provide guidance and support for video distribution and marketing strategies.

The success of an explainer video can be measured in several ways, such as the number of views, the engagement rate, the click-through rate, the amount of shares, and any increase in sales or conversions that can be directly attributed to the video.

After full payment, the rights of the video are typically transferred to the client. You can use it across various platforms without any additional fees.

We offer a set number of revisions at various stages of the production process. Any revisions needed beyond these might incur additional charges, depending on the nature of the changes.

To produce an effective explainer video, we would need information about your product or service, your target audience, the main points you wish to convey, any specific branding guidelines, and the overall tone and style you envision for the video.

For most software products — especially SaaS — the best-value format is usually a 2D animated product explainer with screen capture overlays.

It hits the sweet spot between cost, clarity, and conversion power because:

• Lower production cost than full live-action or 3D animation, while still looking polished.

• Easy to update when your UI changes — you can swap out screenshots or motion graphics without reshooting.

• Strong storytelling potential — animation lets you simplify complex workflows and make abstract features tangible.

• On-brand visuals — motion graphics can perfectly match your colour palette, typography, and brand style.

A great B2B explainer for complex products distills technical detail into a clear, engaging story that decision-makers and end-users both understand. The best ones combine:

1. A clear “why” up front – Open with the pain point or opportunity your product solves, not the product itself.

2. Simple, structured storytelling – Use a problem → solution → benefits → proof flow so viewers can follow the logic without getting lost in jargon.

3. On-brand visuals – Motion graphics or hybrid live-action that match your brand’s colour palette, typography, and tone, helping it feel authoritative and consistent.

4. Real product context – Show the software in action, ideally in real-world scenarios your audience recognises (screen captures, dashboards, integrations).

5. Concrete benefits over features – Tie each capability to a measurable business outcome — faster onboarding, reduced costs, increased revenue, better compliance.

6. A confident but human voiceover – B2B buyers still buy from people; tone should be expert yet approachable.

7. Pacing that respects the audience – Keep it concise (60–120 seconds for top-funnel; 2–3 minutes for deeper demos).

8. A clear next step – End with a strong call-to-action (book a demo, start a free trial, watch a full walkthrough).

💡 Pro tip: For complex SaaS or AI products, blending animated infographics with actual UI footage works best — you get the clarity of animation with the credibility of the real product.

The top-performing styles right now are:

1. 2D animation + UI overlays – Clean, on-brand, and easy to update when your software changes.

2. Live-action with screen inserts – Builds trust by showing real people plus the actual product.

3. Hybrid motion design – Mixes 3D elements, kinetic text, and product visuals for a premium feel.

4. Interactive demos – Clickable video experiences for deeper engagement.

5. Micro-explainers (15–30 sec) – Optimised for social and retargeting ads.