Explainer Videos & Animation
Turn ideas
into motion.
Product explainers, technical animations, character storytelling — when words alone cannot explain what you mean.
Our work
Motion in every frame.
What we make
Four types of visual communication.
Product Explainer
Videos
Animated videos that communicate how a product works, who it is for, and why it matters — built for product pages, pitches, and onboarding flows where attention is short.
- App & SaaS product demos
- Product launch campaigns
- Pitch deck animations
Technical
Animations
Precise visual animations for complex systems, engineering processes, and scientific content — communicating mechanism and structure where diagrams alone do not hold attention.
- Engineering process visualisation
- Technical product demonstrations
- Scientific explainers
Educational
Visuals
Instructional animation for learning modules, training programmes, and awareness campaigns — built for retention first and aesthetics second.
- e-Learning course content
- Corporate training modules
- Public awareness campaigns
Brand & Concept
Storytelling
Creative animated storytelling for brand communication, concept presentations, and social content — where the quality of the idea matters as much as the visual execution.
- Brand launch films
- Concept presentation reels
- Social media animation
How we work
Script to screen.
Understand
What one thing should the audience understand or do after watching — and what prevents them from understanding it today.
Script & Storyboard
Script written for clarity and pacing first. Storyboard translates the script into a visual flow, establishing what appears on screen at each moment.
Design & Animate
Visual style and motion designed to serve the message. Every transition, timing choice, and colour decision is intentional — not decorative.
Review & Deliver
Structured review rounds with clear feedback cycles. We revise until the output accurately communicates the idea it was built to explain.
Where it applies
Five domains.
Product Launches
Launch content that communicates value, mechanism, and audience in seconds — for websites, social campaigns, and pitch decks.
Technical Demonstrations
Animation for engineering products and software workflows where static diagrams fail to show how something actually works.
Educational Content
Learning-focused animation for academic institutions, e-learning platforms, and awareness programmes across any subject domain.
Startup Presentations
Concise animated explainers for pitch decks and demo days — communicating problem, solution, and product in under two minutes.
Social & Digital Campaigns
Short-form animated content optimised for Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn — built for the format and attention window of each channel.
What you get back from a brief
Each stage of the script-to-screen process produces something you review before the next one starts, so the direction is agreed while it is still cheap to change.
- A stated objective — the one thing the audience should understand or do after watching, and what currently stops them.
- A script written for clarity and pacing before any visual decision is made.
- A storyboard translating that script into visual flow, establishing what appears on screen at each moment.
- A visual style chosen to serve the message, in 2D, 3D, or a blend of both.
- The finished animation, with transitions, timing, and colour decisions made deliberately rather than decoratively.
- Structured review rounds with clear feedback cycles, revised until the output communicates the idea it was built to explain.
Common questions about animation projects
What do you need from us to start?
A brief, and an answer to the first question in MPRO 9’s animation process: what one thing should the audience understand or do after watching. Existing product material, documentation, or brand assets help, but the objective comes first.
Do we need a script before approaching you?
No. Scripting is the second stage of MPRO 9’s animation process — the script is written for clarity and pacing, then the storyboard translates it into a visual flow.
Can you animate a technical or engineering subject accurately?
Yes — technical animation is one of the four animation types MPRO 9 produces, built for mechanism and structure where a static diagram stops holding attention. Accuracy depends on the reference material you can share.
Is the video 2D or 3D?
Either, or a blend. MPRO 9 lets the style follow the message rather than the other way round: a character-led explainer and a technical mechanism animation call for different treatments.
Ready to explain clearly?