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Common questions people may ask when considering the creation of an animated explainer video in Auckland

1. Do I need an animated explainer video in Auckland for my business?

This depends on the type of business and the marketing goals. animated explainer videos can be a great way to explain complex concepts, showcase products, and engage with potential customers. If you feel that an animation video could help you achieve your marketing objectives, then it may be worth considering.

2. Pros and Cons of animated video vs Live Action Video?

Animation videos are highly flexible and can be used to create imaginative scenarios that might be difficult or expensive to produce with live action video. However, live action videos can feel more personal and relatable to viewers, as they feature real people and locations. The choice between the two will depend on the specific needs and goals of the business.

3. Should I do the creation of the video by myself, in-house?

This will depend on the skills and resources available within the business. Animation production requires specialized skills and software, so it may be more cost-effective to outsource the project to an agency that specializes in animation production.

4. What is my business brand identity and how is it relevant in the video?

Before creating an animation video, it is important to understand the brand identity of the business. This includes the tone, style, and messaging that should be consistent throughout all marketing efforts.

5. What is my budget while creating an animated explainer video?

The budget will play a significant role in determining the quality and scope of the animation project. It is important to have a clear budget in mind before beginning the project, and to communicate this to the animation agency.

6. When do I need an explainer video?

The timeline for the animation project will depend on the specific needs of the business. It is important to communicate the desired deadline to the animation agency at the beginning of the project.

7. Will the agency deliver by the due date?

The animation agency should provide a clear timeline for the project and should communicate any potential delays or issues that may arise.

8. Is the delivery date realistic?

The delivery date should be realistic and agreed upon by both the business and the animation agency.

9. What will be the shelf life of this video?

The shelf life of a video depends on various factors such as the content, target audience, and purpose of the video. If the video is intended for long-term use and has a timeless message, it can have a longer shelf life. However, if the video is time-sensitive or related to a specific event or promotion, its shelf life may be shorter.

10. What is the purpose of my video?

The purpose of the video depends on your goals and objectives. It can be to inform, educate, entertain, or promote a product, service, or brand. The purpose should be clearly defined to ensure that the video meets your desired outcome.

11. What is your hook?

The hook of a video is the attention-grabbing element that engages the audience and encourages them to watch the video further. It can be a catchy phrase, a compelling story, or an intriguing visual that captures the audience's interest and makes them curious to learn more.

12. Who is the target audience?

The target audience is the group of people who the video is intended to reach and engage. It can be defined by factors such as demographics, interests, behavior, and preferences. Identifying your target audience is crucial to creating a video that resonates with them and achieves your desired outcomes.

13. How to ensure that the message is clear?

The message of the video should be clear and concise, and easily understandable by the target audience. It should convey the intended message effectively and leave a lasting impression on the audience.

14. If outsourcing the project, how can I find a well-established, trustworthy video agency?

To find a trustworthy agency for outsourcing, you can research online, read reviews, check their portfolio, and ask for referrals from people you trust. It is important to choose an agency that has experience in creating videos that match your goals and objectives.

15. Should I get the agency to help me with the script?

Getting the agency to help with the script can be beneficial as they have experience in creating effective scripts that resonate with the audience. They can help you craft a message that effectively conveys your intended message.

16. What are the agency's policies regarding revision and feedback?

It is important to clarify the agency's policies regarding revision and feedback before starting the project. This can include the number of revisions allowed, the timeline for revisions, and the feedback process.

17. Will the animation agency be able to create and deliver an animation if they are located in a different state or country?

Yes, agencies can create and deliver animations from different locations. With the advancements in technology, collaboration and communication can be done remotely, making it easier to work with agencies located in different states or countries.

18. Should I create a storyboard for it?

Creating a storyboard can help visualize the final product and ensure that everyone involved is on the same page. It can also help identify any issues or revisions that need to be made before the production process starts.

19. What type of animation do I want for it?

The type of animation depends on the message, target audience, and purpose of the video.

20. What type of Animation do I want for my business?

The type of animation you want will depend on the purpose of the video and the message you want to convey. Some common types of animation include 2D animation, 3D animation, whiteboard animation, and motion graphics.

21. Should I find examples of Animation and use that as an example?

Yes, finding examples of animations that you like can be helpful in communicating your vision to the animation agency.

22. How long should the Animation be?

The length of the animation will depend on the content and purpose of the video. Typically, explainer videos are around 1-2 minutes long.

23. Have I thought about music?

Music can add an extra dimension to your animation, so it's worth considering. However, it's important to ensure that you have the appropriate rights to use any music in your video.

24. Will this video be translated to other languages?

If you plan to translate the video to other languages, it's important to consider this in the planning stage so that the animation and voiceover can be adapted accordingly.

25. Does the agency cover the price of translation and subtitles?

This will depend on the agency's policies and the scope of the project. It's important to discuss this with the agency before beginning the project.

26. Is the voice over included in the cost?

The inclusion of a voiceover will depend on the agency's pricing and the scope of the project. It's important to clarify this before beginning the project.

27. What tone of voice do I want the narration to be like, do I want me as a narrator?

The tone of voice will depend on the message you want to convey and the intended audience. If you are comfortable doing the voiceover yourself, you can consider doing it. Otherwise, the animation agency can provide professional voiceover services.

28. Where should this Animation be posted?

The animation can be posted on various platforms such as your website, social media, or video hosting sites like YouTube or Vimeo.

29. Who owns the rights to the video?

The ownership of the video will depend on the agreement between you and the animation agency. It's important to clarify this before beginning the project.

30. What software(s) are being used for the animated video production in Auckland?

Regarding the format(s) of the video(s) delivered after the agency finished the creation of animated videos, it is not specified on the website. However, based on industry standards, common video formats for delivery include MP4, MOV, AVI, and WMV. The specific format(s) would depend on the client's requirements and the intended use of the video(s).