Women Who Create Summit Video Ad
Animated video produced to communicate product value and convert buyers for Teachable.
This is an animated video produced by VID for Teachable — a motion graphics asset built to communicate a specific product concept, service value, or brand message in a format that holds attention and simplifies complex information for a busy B2B audience. Animation is chosen when live-action cannot efficiently convey the depth, scale, or abstraction of the idea being communicated.
VID developed the full animation for this project — covering concept, scripting, motion graphics design, and post-production delivery in a format optimized for the specific distribution channel and conversion objective it serves. Every visual and motion decision was made to reinforce the message rather than decorate it.
An animated explainer or brand video at this production level is a scalable pipeline asset for Teachable. It communicates complex value clearly and consistently at every stage of the buyer journey — from first awareness through to sales enablement — without requiring a live presentation or in-person demonstration to move a prospect forward.
"We won a Telly Award! I'm seriously beyond grateful as their work truly represented the passion Teachable and I have for the creators that are saying yes to their passions, big ideas and sharing it with the world."
“We had a HUGE launch and saw an exciting amount of traffic come to the summit landing page [and video]. Conversion rates were above 60%, and an impressive amount of users signed up for Teachable on the spot!”
“The summit broke records with almost 70k registered, and attendees couldn't stop raving about the value throughout the sessions with over 152,383 leads.”
“We just showed the video during our end of year all hands and everyone LOVED it. Thank you so much for all your work. This video is amazing and we look forward to working with both of you again in the new year.”
Animated video produced to communicate product value and convert buyers for Teachable.
