Industrial & Manufacturing Video Production

Industrial video production creates video and technical animation for manufacturing, engineering, energy, and infrastructure organizations. It covers safety training, process and equipment demonstration, plant walkthroughs, and recruitment, explaining complex systems to operators and stakeholders.

Corporate video promotes brand and people to a general audience. Industrial video is technical: processes, machinery, safety, and compliance content produced for operational and training use, often using animation to show what a camera cannot safely capture.

If a video is used for required safety training, the content should align with the OSHA standards that apply to your operation and with your own written procedures. We build lockout/tagout, hazard communication, and machine guarding modules designed to support your compliance program.

An OSHA training video teaches workers to recognize and control workplace hazards in line with OSHA requirements. Common topics include lockout/tagout, hazard communication, PPE, fall protection, and confined spaces, delivered as animated or edited modules mapped to your procedures.

Yes. We build from the assets you already have, from product photos and site video to brand elements and engineering files, and combine them with animation, 3D, and motion graphics into finished mixed-media pieces.

We turn engineering drawings, process flows, and CAD data into step-by-step technical animation using cutaways, isometric views, and controlled pacing so each stage is visible on its own.

Short-form animated work runs $3,000 to $15,000 per minute depending on complexity. Long-form training modules start at a few hundred dollars per minute. Our free script timer estimates runtime from your script. 3D animation and CGI are priced separately from these ranges, since a 3D project can range from adapting assets you already have to building everything from the ground up.

Safety and compliance training, process and system animation, manufacturing process training, equipment demonstrations, facility tours, infrastructure and energy explainers, and recruitment videos for industrial businesses.

Yes. We work from CAD data, engineering drawings, and process documentation to build technically accurate animation. We review the source files during scoping so the approach and timeline match the complexity of the assembly.

AI speeds up parts of production, but accurate industrial and safety content still requires engineering review, real understanding of the operation, and alignment with your compliance program.

Pre-production, production, and post-production each include a review point with your subject-matter experts, so technical accuracy is confirmed before the next stage begins and the final animation holds up under scrutiny.

Safety videos built from your documented procedures give operators a consistent reference they can return to. They also give trainers a repeatable baseline across shifts and sites, so the same content is delivered the same way regardless of who is running the session.

Video production work aimed outward tends to lean on engaging stories that build trust with buyers and candidates, where artistic value earns attention. Internal work leans on accuracy. Both drive results when the brief is honest about which one it is.

We can incorporate drone or aerial footage you provide, or animate an aerial view of a site. On video SEO, we can advise on titling, transcripts, and placement for anything published on your site.