By industry
Who we make video for.
Four industries where we have shipped real, live work. Each page covers what genuinely changes about producing video for that buyer — the vocabulary, the evaluation habits, the distribution channels, and the constraints — plus the client work that proves it.
3 case studies
SaaS & Software Products
Software is invisible until someone watches it work. We script from a demo login rather than a pitch deck, rebuild the real interface as motion, and cut the same production down for the landing page, onboarding, app-store listings, and paid social. EmailFunnelAI, TubeOnAI, and Tubeup all run work from this studio as the first thing a visitor sees.
EmailFunnelAITubeupTubeOnAI
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WordPress Plugins & Themes
A plugin listing gives you an icon, a banner, a handful of screenshots, and a readme — and every competitor gets exactly the same. We make the demo video, the setup tutorial, and the directory artwork that turn that listing into something a site owner can understand before installing. We build on this platform ourselves: SyncDock, GuestDock, and AuthDock are our own plugins, published free on WordPress.org.
ZenCommunityPixJet
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HealthTech & Clinical Software
Clinical software is sold to people who are mid-shift and cannot afford a tool that slows them down. We produce the walkthroughs and per-feature training videos that show a real clinical workflow completed end to end — captured from anonymised or dummy records, under NDA, with no real patient data in any frame — and AI-animated films that tell the clinical story with generated characters instead of real patients. CloudRx's AI-animated promo is its default first touch for new clinics.
CloudRx
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E-commerce & Online Retail
This is our newest area and we would rather say so than pad it: one published case study, CartResQ, an automated cart-recovery tool whose explainer opens on the moment a sale is lost. What we bring is the thing e-commerce creative runs on — modular ad variations, reels at volume, and short explainers that make a merchant's problem visible before naming the fix.
CartResQ
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