An animated explainer

• A short motion-graphics piece that explains one thing: an offer, a menu, a price list or how your service works.
• Your message, edited until each screen carries a single point.
• Your colours and fonts, or a palette selected to suit your brand.
• Sound, with on-screen text that still works when the sound is off.
• Arabic or French versions on request.

Captions are an optional add-on, one per piece. Choose a style (concise, narrative or educational) or supply your own text.

Scope, format, platform and rights to the finished work are agreed in writing before work starts.

Corrections of the studio's own errors are always free. Each deliverable includes one round of refinements, sent as a single set of notes and applied within the approved concept. Further rounds are quoted. A change of direction after you approve a concept is a new concept, scoped with you.

1. 1

   You send the offer, menu or process in your own words, and say where it will be published. A rough draft is fine.

2. 2

   DB Media distils it to what matters and proposes two or three short written approaches, each describing the structure and the style of motion. You choose one before animation begins.

3. 3

   The studio animates it and reviews each screen closely before it reaches you.

4. 4

   You check every word and figure. Nothing is published without your approval.

Your offer, menu or process, in your own words. Every price, name and date exactly as it should appear. Bring your logo, colours and fonts if you have them; brand identity is a separate service.

DB Media never invents facts about your business. Every price, date and claim on screen comes from you, and you approve it before anyone sees it.

An explainer is motion design, with little or no AI generation.