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Section A–A · Scale NTS · 30 fps

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Frame from the borehole pump film: a cutaway through topsoil, clay and rock, with groundwater seeping from the water-bearing layer through the screen into the borehole.
01Borehole pump43 s · Watch

A 40-second animation of how your product works, drawn from your own datasheet.

Narrated, captioned, with a silent version included. Nine examples below.

Send your product page

Nobody can see inside a borehole, a solar battery or a voltage protector. So I draw it, and your customers understand it in forty seconds.

The films, 01 to 09

Each film runs 30 to 45 seconds and is drawn from the maker's own material. These are examples, so none of them shows a specific manufacturer's product.

Frame from the solar drip irrigation film: a solar pump fills a raised tank, and emitters wet the root zone of each plant along the drip line.
02Solar drip irrigation45 s
Frame from the reverse osmosis film: water passes the sediment and carbon filters and the membrane, with clean water to the tap and salts flushed to the drain.
03Reverse osmosis purifier44 s
Frame from the solar backup film: a house in section, with panels feeding the inverter, AC power to the rooms and spare power charging the battery.
04Solar backup power48 s
Frame from the water ATM film: a tag reader, controller, flow meter and valve dispensing 20 litres, with the sale recorded.
05Water ATM44 s
Frame from the solar water heater film: a roof in section, with hot water rising from the collector into the tank and cool water returning.
06Solar water heater44 s
Frame from the voltage protector film: the sensor, relay and wait timer between the mains and a fridge compressor, reconnecting once the power is stable.
07Voltage protector45 s
Frame from the water softener film: hard water in, resin beads exchanging minerals, the brine tank, and soft water out.
08Water softener44 s
Frame from the septic biodigester film: waste settling in the first chamber, bacteria at work in the next, and treated effluent soaking away.
09Septic biodigester41 s

How a film gets made

  1. Step 01

    You send what you already publish.

    A datasheet, a brochure page, an installation drawing or your product page. Whatever you already hand your own customers.

  2. Step 02

    I reply with what the film would show.

    A few lines on the cutaway: what moves, in what order, and what the narrator says. You get this before anything is agreed or paid.

  3. Step 03

    You check every label.

    The film draws your product, so every part name, flow direction and figure is yours to correct before it is final.

  4. Step 04

    It arrives within a week.

    Narrated with captions, in English or Swahili, plus a silent version for WhatsApp. In your logo and colours.

What it costs

Your product film, drawn from your own datasheet

KES 35,000

One film of your own product, in your logo and colours. Ready seven days after your material arrives.

  • Length30 to 45 seconds, plus a 15-second teaser
  • FormatsWide, vertical, and a silent cut for WhatsApp
  • VoiceNarrated, English or Swahili
  • CaptionsIncluded
  • RevisionsTwo rounds
  • Drawn fromYour datasheet or brochure

Ready film

KES 10,000

One of the nine films above, in your logo, colours and phone number. Wide, vertical and a silent cut, ready in two working days. The fee counts toward your own film if you order one within 60 days.

Series of three

KES 85,000

Three films from one set of drawings, such as three products in a range, or survey, drilling and pump. Every format, in English and Swahili, ready in twelve working days.

Extras, on any film

  • Human voice actor instead of AI+KES 15,000
  • Another language+KES 8,000
  • A 60 to 90-second version+KES 22,000
  • Another film from the same drawings+KES 28,000
  • Square cut+KES 4,000
  • Rush, in half the time+25%

Founding clientsThe first five clients pay only when they approve the watermarked final cut, and in return let me name them as a client.

How to start

Send the drawing or page you already publish.

I reply with what the film would show, before anything is agreed.

Write to me about your product
Email[email protected]
Phone+254 708 733 993
StudioEmbakasi, Nairobi 00521, Kenya
The nine films on YouTube