Sleek Marketing Video for Online Training Solution

Job ID: 39607030

Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD

We’re planning a 1:30–2:00 marketing/explainer video for our Local Labs online training solution (https://www.readytech.com/solutions/local-labs/). We already have the script drafted and need help fleshing out the scene details.

Style & References

We typically use sleek vector-graphic animation with UI mockups—nothing cartoonish or “kids’ show” style.

For reference, here are some past videos we like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdxCxCF12p0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOQ9cJSOBqU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN4js9VTGtA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0T1DWAq23uA

Content & Format

The video should both market Local Labs and demonstrate how it works.

We recently produced an “In-House Labs” video with an isometric look—AI voice-over worked well, so we’re open to AI narration again (as long as it sounds natural).

A mix of live-action and animation is acceptable, though sourcing live footage can be tricky; full animation is fine too.

Collaboration & Scope

We’re looking for a partner who can help ideate scenes, create this video, and potentially support future projects if the style and execution align.

We’ll provide product screenshots, branding assets, and access to our training portal visuals so you can showcase the instructor’s real-time view of a student’s desktop.

About Local Labs
Local Labs lets an online instructor securely view—and with student permission, remotely control—a learner’s personal desktop at home. Both sides connect through our web portal via a lightweight agent that installs before the session and automatically uninstalls afterward.

Could we get an idea of time frame and cost of a project like this? We are looking to complete this project within 14 days. It should have a similar style to the examples above. Nothing very cartoonish, but graphics and animation are completely fine, isometric style is fine, and live action shots are fine if they work with the explanations. Also whiteboard style scenes are fine as well.