EDUCATIONAL VIDEO AND MEDIA

Educational videos for companies and e-learning media

We produce animated videos, presenter-led videos, voice-overs, podcasts and infographics designed to teach, not just to look good.

  • 2D animation and motion graphics built on an instructional script
  • Presenter-led videos, voice-over and podcasts
  • Interactive video with questions and decisions
  • Formats ready for your LMS, intranet or internal channels
Educational videos for companies and e-learning media

Benefits

Why choose Instruccionarte

Clearer explanations

A good video shows in minutes what a manual takes several pages to explain.

Scripts with a purpose

Every piece starts from what learners should know or be able to do by the end.

Professional audio

Clear voice-over, suitable music and a careful mix for effortless listening.

Your own visual identity

Characters, colors and graphic style aligned with your organization.

Interactivity

We turn videos into experiences with questions, branching paths and feedback.

Reusable assets

The same video works in your course, on your intranet and in your in-person sessions.

What is e-learning media, and who is it for?

E-learning media are video, audio and image pieces created to achieve a specific learning objective. They differ from an advertising video because their priority is for learners to understand, remember and apply.

We produce them for training, HR and internal communications departments, government agencies and educational institutions. They are useful both inside an online course and on their own, for example on an intranet, a lobby screen or in an in-person session.

At Instruccionarte, every piece starts from an instructional script. That is why the graphic design and animation serve the content, not the other way around.

We produce both standalone pieces and complete series. A series keeps the same style, characters and voice, which helps learners recognize the program and feel familiar with it from the very first video.

Problems educational videos solve for companies

Educational videos solve the problem of conveying complex information to many people consistently. These are the most common cases:

  • Processes that are hard to explain in text, such as operating a piece of equipment or the sequence of a procedure.
  • Messages that change depending on who delivers them: each instructor explains the policy in their own way.
  • Low attention in text-heavy courses, especially among operational or field staff.
  • Geographically dispersed teams that cannot attend the same session.
  • Sensitive topics that require showing situations without exposing real people.

A well-scripted video ensures everyone receives the same message, with the same quality, every time it plays. Learners can also pause, rewind and watch it again whenever they need it on the job.

What's included: the media formats we produce

We choose the format based on the objective, audience and budget. These are our production lines.

2D animated videos and motion graphics

2D animation uses illustrated characters and settings; motion graphics animate text, icons and graphics. They are ideal for explaining concepts, processes and rules without any filming.

Presenter-led videos

A subject matter expert or presenter explains the topic on camera, supported by on-screen graphics. They create a sense of connection and work well for leadership or welcome messages.

Voice-over

We record neutral Spanish voice-overs for videos, SCORM courses and narrated presentations, including audio editing and cleanup.

Podcasts

We produce short audio episodes for learning during the commute or between tasks, including script, voice-over and music.

Infographics

We summarize procedures, figures or rules in a static or animated visual piece, ready to print or publish.

Interactive video

We add questions, buttons and branching paths inside the video. Learners make decisions and receive feedback, and their answers can be recorded in your LMS.

Deliverables and technical specifications

We deliver files ready to publish on whatever channel you use.

DeliverableDetails
Final videoHigh-definition MP4, with horizontal or vertical versions if you need them.
SubtitlesEditable subtitle file, useful for accessibility and for watching without sound.
Interactive videoSCORM package or H5P activity for your platform.
AudioVoice-over files or podcast episodes in standard formats.
InfographicVersions for screen and print.
Script and storyboardApproved documents that serve as a record of the content.

If agreed in the proposal, we also deliver the source files for future updates. Before final delivery we check on-screen spelling, voice and subtitle sync, volume and legibility on phones, so the piece works on any device your team uses.

How we produce your educational media

We follow Instruccionarte's six-step process, with approvals at key moments to avoid rework.

  1. Analysis and objectives: we define what the audience must learn, the length and the publishing channel.
  2. Learning content development: we write the script and you validate it with your subject matter expert.
  3. Instructional review and adaptation: we adjust language, pacing and examples to the learner profile.
  4. Design and audiovisual production: we create the storyboard, visual style, animation or footage, and voice-over.
  5. Final content build: we edit, mix, subtitle and export in the agreed formats.
  6. Rollout and measurement: we publish or integrate the piece and review how it is used.

The storyboard is the most important stage for you: it shows every scene before animation begins. Timelines depend on length, technique and the number of review rounds; a short motion graphics piece is usually faster than a video with several animated characters.

Examples of use

Educational media work in almost any training program. Some generic examples:

  • A three-minute animated video explaining the incident reporting procedure for an occupational safety training program.
  • A video of the general manager welcoming new hires as part of virtual employee onboarding.
  • An interactive video on sexual harassment prevention in which learners decide how to act in simulated situations.
  • A five-episode podcast series to reinforce sales techniques for field teams.
  • Pocket infographics summarizing the steps of a customer service protocol.

We also combine these assets into microlearning modules that can be completed in a few minutes on a phone.

What drives the price of an educational video

The price of an educational media piece depends mainly on the technique and the length. These are the factors we consider when quoting:

  • Final length of each piece and number of pieces in the series.
  • Technique: motion graphics, character animation, presenter-led footage or a mix of styles.
  • Custom illustration or stock graphic assets.
  • Voice-over: number of voices, languages and need for professional voice actors.
  • On-location filming, technical crew and travel.
  • Interactivity and LMS packaging.
  • Review rounds and delivery deadlines.

Producing several pieces in the same style lowers the cost per piece, because characters and backgrounds are reused. So if you are planning a program with several topics, it makes sense to quote it in full from the start and produce it in stages.

Why produce your educational videos with Instruccionarte

We have more than 8 years of experience in e-learning services, and our team combines instructional design, pedagogy, graphic design, audiovisual production and development. That means your video is conceived as a learning tool from the first line of the script.

  • Scriptwriters who understand training, not just storytelling.
  • Pieces ready to integrate into SCORM courses and LMS platforms.
  • A consistent visual style across videos, courses and infographics.

Do you have a process, a policy or a message your team needs to understand better? Message us on WhatsApp at 935 078 563 or fill out the contact form, and we will propose the most effective media format for your goal.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions about Educational video and media, answered

What type of video works best for training?

It depends on the objective. Animation and motion graphics work very well for explaining concepts and processes, while presenter-led video conveys warmth and authority. During the analysis stage we recommend the most effective option for your case.

How long should an educational video be?

We recommend short pieces, a few minutes long, focused on a single idea. If the topic is extensive, it is better to split it into a series of videos than to make one long piece.

What is an interactive video?

It is a video that includes questions, buttons or decisions during playback. Learners interact, receive feedback, and their answers can be recorded in your LMS platform.

Do we need to appear on camera?

It is not required. You can choose animation, motion graphics or a professional presenter. If you prefer a spokesperson from your organization, we prepare them with a script and coach them through the recording.

Do the videos include subtitles?

Yes, we can include subtitles in Spanish and other languages. They improve accessibility and make it possible to watch without sound in the workplace. For multilingual subtitles we also offer AI services.

Can we use the videos outside the online course?

Yes. We deliver MP4 files you can publish on your intranet, show in in-person sessions or share through internal channels.

What is a storyboard, and why should I approve it?

A storyboard is a sequence of sketches showing each scene with its on-screen text and voice-over. Approving it before animation avoids costly changes in the final stages.

Do you produce training podcasts?

Yes. We write the script, record the voice-over and edit the audio with music and sound effects. Podcasts are useful for teams that spend a lot of time traveling or in the field.

Can you update a video after delivery?

Yes. If we keep or hand over the source files, text, scenes or voice-over can be changed without remaking the whole video. The scope of the update is quoted based on the change.

Do you use licensed music and images?

Yes. We work with our own illustrations and with library assets licensed for commercial use. That way you avoid problems when publishing your videos.

How long does it take to produce an animated video?

It depends on the length, the technique and how quickly the script and storyboard are approved. A short motion graphics piece is usually faster than an animation with several characters. We detail the schedule in the proposal.

Make your message clear the first time

Tell us what you want to explain, and we will propose the right media format.

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