Explainer & training animation studio

Explainer videos that turn complex work into clear, watchable stories.

Scripts, storyboards, voice-over and 2D animation for training, onboarding and product explainers. Approved on paper first, then animated, then delivered in every language your team speaks.

  • 3languages per video
  • 2–5 mintypical training module
  • 1storyboard approved before animation
  • IE · UKclients, EU time zone
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Recent work for teams in Ireland

Services

Everything a video needs, from the first sentence to the last subtitle

One studio, one point of contact. You brief us once and get back a finished video, with the files and versions your team actually needs.

01

Training & onboarding modules

Safety and skills videos for your LMS or induction day. Consistent characters, real procedures, no jargon. Built so a new starter understands the rule the first time.

02

Product & service explainers

60 to 120 second videos that show what you do and why it matters, for your website, sales calls and social channels.

03

Script & storyboard

A written script and a scene-by-scene storyboard PDF with timings. You approve the whole film before a single frame is animated.

04

Voice-over, subtitles & languages

Professional English voice-over, captions, and translated versions in Polish, Romanian and other languages, checked by native speakers.

05

Event & awards visuals

Show openers, award loops, title cards, sponsor slides and end cards for ceremonies and conferences, delivered ready for the screen.

06

Updates & new versions

A rule changes, a logo changes, a new language is needed. Because every video is built in modules, updates are quick and don't mean starting over.

Selected work

Recent projects

Training modules, event visuals and brand films. Full videos are shared on request.

Animated scene with a magnifying glass showing dust particles on a paving site
Training module

Using a consaw safely and controlling dust

Lane Paving Academy · 5:09 · 43 scenes · EN with PL and RO versions

Animated worker setting a string line for paving
Training module

Set a straight line for paving and kerbs

Lane Paving Academy · 2:47 · multi-shot scenes for underground services

Animated comparison of correct and incorrect bricks under a frame
Training module

Setting frames and covers to the right height

Lane Paving Academy · 2:56 · right-and-wrong comparisons

Irish Steel Awards trophy on a dark green stage background
Event visuals

Irish Steel Awards 2026

Hero visuals, award loop videos, sponsor and winner slides for the live show

Character sheet of a worker with PPE items called out
Character design

One character set across every module

Consistent people, PPE and locations so a whole training series feels like one course

Elegant end card reading Looking forward to welcoming you to Ireland, June 2028
Brand film

Dublin 2028 showreel end card

Animated typography with gold shimmer for a conference bid film

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How it works

Approved on paper, then animated. No surprises in the final cut.

The same six steps as the loop above. Each one ends with something you can read, hear or watch, so you always know where the project stands.

  1. 01

    Brief & script

    A short call, your documents and photos, then a script in plain language. Facts are checked with your own specialists, for example a safety adviser.

  2. 02

    Storyboard PDF

    Every scene drawn and timed, with the voice-over text next to it. You comment on the PDF and nothing is animated until it is approved.

  3. 03

    Voice-over

    A professional voice records the approved script. The timing of the whole film is locked to the narration.

  4. 04

    Visuals & animation

    Scenes are illustrated in a consistent style and animated. Titles, callouts, right-and-wrong comparisons and your branding go in here.

  5. 05

    Review rounds

    You watch a draft and send notes, even as voice messages. Changes are made scene by scene, not by re-rendering the whole film.

  6. 06

    Delivery & languages

    MP4 in the sizes you need, captions, and translated versions with new voice-over. Plus the storyboard PDF as a printable handout.

About

A small studio built around a repeatable pipeline

Infinite Explainers is run by Plamen, a producer based in Bulgaria who works with clients in Ireland and the UK. Every video goes through the same script-to-screen pipeline, which is why a three-minute training module can be scripted, storyboarded, voiced and animated in weeks, not months, and updated later in days.

  • Plain language first

    Written for the person watching on a phone before a shift, not for the people who wrote the policy.

  • Consistent characters and places

    One character sheet and one set of locations across a whole series, so module 14 looks like module 2.

  • Modular by design

    Scenes, voice lines and captions are separate parts. A changed rule means a changed scene, not a new project.

  • Multilingual from day one

    The visuals stay the same; only the narration and captions change. Translations are checked by native speakers who know the trade.

Contact

Tell us what needs explaining

Send a few lines about the audience, the topic and the deadline. You'll get a reply within one working day with a suggested length, format and price.

Infinite Explainers
Bulgaria · working with Ireland and the UK · EU time zone

p359productions@gmail.com
+359 888 456 880