The explanation already exists. It is in your spec, your transcript, your repo. It just isn't watchable yet.
We don't add a story to your material. We find the picture already in it and animate it, in your brand, at a pace people can follow. Here is what we make, and who usually asks for it.
Technical explainers
How a system works: architecture, protocols, threat models. The diagram moves when the idea does.
Founders, CTOs and engineering leads who need people outside the team to get it.
Courses and lessons
Course and unit intros, and lesson graphics timed to what the instructor says. The whole course looks like one course.
Course directors, instructional designers and certification vendors.
Software demos
Interface scenes rebuilt from your product. Clean and readable, not a screen recording.
Product marketing, DevRel and docs teams.
Network and system visualization
Topologies, request paths and attack surfaces, drawn from your spec. An engineer watching it should find nothing wrong.
Security, cloud and infrastructure training leads.
Product and launch films
A short film that explains a release or a system. The two‑minute version of the whitepaper.
Founders and product leads at technical companies.
Full productions
When a project needs more than graphics: we edit the presenter footage, add the graphics, mix the sound and deliver the finished master.
Teams with video to make every month.
Frames from real productions.
Six short excerpts from the video we make for CodeStream Studios' cybersecurity course. They play without sound.
Made for CodeStream Studios. Excerpts shown without sound.What each clip shows, and the case study →
The first engagement: a training series, built lesson by lesson.
We make the video for CodeStream Studios' cybersecurity course, Cyber 1 and Cyber 2. The instructor teaches on camera. We edit each lesson and build the graphics around what they say.
- The source
- Instructor scripts and recorded lessons
- The work
- Course and unit intros, lesson graphics, network diagrams, interface scenes
- The finish
- One look across every unit and lesson
Clear for the audience. Faithful to the source.
They understand it the first time.
Each scene shows what the viewer needs to see to get the point. Nothing on screen is there for decoration.
Nothing is invented.
We work from your script, transcript, product or spec. If it isn't in the source, it isn't in the video.
It looks like yours, episode after episode.
We set up your brand for motion once, from your brand guide, your graphics or a series you already run. Every episode after that is built from it.
You see the cut before it ships.
Every video comes to you for review. Send notes with timecodes and we send back a revised cut for you to approve.
Every video we make is held to these four.
Four steps. Two of them are yours.
You send the source and approve the cut. At every point you know what happens next and when.
Send the source.
A script, transcript, spec, product or footage.
We build it.
We decide what the viewer needs to see and when, then build it in your brand.
Review the cut.
Send notes with timecodes. We send back a revised cut until you approve it.
We deliver.
Checked, named files in every ratio you need, with usage terms in writing.
One video, a whole series, or a standing seat.
Every job is quoted in writing before it starts: scope, deliverables, review points and dates.
Your motion brand Once, before the first video
We set up your brand for motion: palette, type, logo, graphics and any series style you already use. Every video after that starts from it. It is a one‑time fee.
- You send
- Your brand guide, logos, fonts, and any existing video or graphics
- You get
- A motion brand package, approved by you and used on everything we make for you
A single video
One video for one job: a launch film, a concept explainer or a software demo.
- You send
- The source and a deadline
- You get
- The finished video in every ratio you need, with usage terms in writing
A series
A course, a curriculum or a regular channel. We design the look once and keep it, so later episodes cost less than the first.
- You send
- The outline, then the source for each episode as it is ready
- You get
- Episodes on a schedule, plus the intros, lower thirds and closes for the series
A standing seat
A reserved slot each month, for teams that always have something to explain.
- You send
- Whatever that month needs
- You get
- Priority scheduling, and every video in the same look
A producer at the desk for every video.
Luminative is a Native Frame Productions studio, run by the same people. We plan in writing and deliver on the date we agree. AI does much of the reading and drawing inside our workflow; a person reviews, approves, and releases every frame.
CodeStream Studios, for their cybersecurity course. Every lesson is timed to the instructor's words and has to match the one before it.
A production system we built and run ourselves. You never have to learn it.
A lumen measures how much light a source gives off. Native is for Native Frame, the studio behind it.
Send us one piece of your technical source.
A script, a spec or a recording. We read it and reply in writing with what we would make from it and what it would cost. There is no charge.
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