What gets in the way
Why training video is slow, expensive and skipped.
L&D teams are asked for more video every quarter, from experts who have day jobs, on budgets built for a handful of flagship courses.
Subject-matter experts aren't presenters.
Your best engineer or compliance lead knows the material cold and hates being on camera for twenty minutes straight.
Cleanup removes hesitations and dead air, and the composition cuts away to animated slides and visuals so the expert never has to carry every second on screen.
Every team's video looks different.
Sales enablement, HR and product training all come out in different templates — or none — and the brand team notices.
Your logo (in eight corner styles), background plate, intro, outro and title-and-speaker cards are applied identically to every module, from one brand setting.
Agency timelines and agency invoices.
A briefed production takes weeks and is priced per video, so only a few modules ever get made properly.
Priced per finished hour, with a produced sample back in one click. Your team reviews the plan before render instead of trading notes with an agency.
A global, hybrid workforce.
People watch between meetings, on mute, in their second language, and accessibility is a policy requirement, not a nice-to-have.
Word-accurate captions are burned in, with VTT and SRT files and a full transcript for every module — the WCAG 2.1 AA baseline built in.
Content goes out of date.
When a process or product changes, the whole course looks stale and a reshoot is hard to justify.
Re-record just the module that changed. It comes back in exactly the same style, cards and branding as the rest of the course.
Mandatory training nobody finishes.
Forty minutes of a static camera is the fastest way to lose a learner who has to watch it.
Visuals change every minute or two, matched to what is being said, with learning objectives up front and three key takeaways at the end of every module.
Use cases · before and after
Three kinds of training content, before and after.
Every clip below is real pipeline output set against the recording it came from. Nothing is mocked up for the page.
Turn a talking head into an explainer
The same recording, rebuilt as animated slides that follow the speaker's argument — headlines, lists, comparisons — alternating with the speaker on camera.
- Slides composed from what is said, not lifted from a transcript
- Presenter alone on screen for at most 16% of the runtime
- One of 18 template styles, or your own
Webinars and town halls that start on the first word
Recorded sessions lose people in the first minute of set-up. Cleanup trims the lead-in and long pauses, so the recording starts where the content does.
- Lead-in and dead air removed
- Nothing the speaker said is cut
- Captions and transcript follow automatically
Your brand on every module
The logo, placed and styled consistently in every layout — presenter, slides and cutaways — so every module looks like it came from the same company, because it did.
- Eight corner styles: watermark, solid, monochrome, pill, tag and more
- Placed so it never covers the presenter or captions
- Same intro, outro and title cards across a course
What it costs
Priced per lecture, charged by the minute.
L&D teams pay for the finished minutes they publish. Studio for most modules, Premiere for the flagship course.
Diagram-led, real photography
Every concept drawn; captions, transcript, chapters, cards and your logo. For the whole catalogue.
$6 / 20-min lectureThe full produced film
Everything in Core, plus imagery and footage generated for your exact sentence; key-term callouts and a glossary are coming soon.
$12 / 20-min lectureFor the courses that sell
Four times Studio's generated footage and a human check before delivery; the lecturer's own voice, a 9:16 cutdown and a dub are coming soon.
$20 / 20-min lectureOne module is produced free to start. Longer or shorter recordings are charged by the minute. Compare the tiers · full pricing.
One pipeline, every kind of lecture
Lecture Studio for…
Get started
Send us one module.
Send a recording you already have — a Zoom or Teams session, a webinar, an SME talk. See a produced 90-second cut in one click.
Any recording you already have: Zoom, Teams, a webinar, an SME recorded at their desk. Tell us your brand and where the video will live.
Ninety seconds of your own recording, run through the pipeline. Judge it on your material, not a stock demo.
One course or one programme in your branding, reviewed by your team before anything goes to learners.
Thanks — we'll be in touch.
We reply within one business day, and your produced cut follows once we have the recording.
Make the training library you already recorded.
Send one module and see it back branded, captioned and illustrated, before your next quarterly review.