What you sell takes a paragraph to explain. Your visitor gives you eight seconds. We write the script, build the animation, cut it with a voice-over and hand you the file — you brief us once and approve twice.
These are not client showreels. They are episodes running on our own YouTube channels, made on the same pipeline we use for you — same writers, same editors, same weekly deadline. If the pipeline slips, our channels are the first to feel it.
Vertical, presenter-led, 30–45 seconds. Three different tones: software, e-commerce, healthcare.
More: @watchbodydecoded · @watch.moneydecoded · @HeyMimiSongs (original songs and character animation for kids' and education brands).
All prices in US dollars, all inclusive — script, voice-over, music, captions and both formats. Half up front, half on delivery.
For comparison: a single 2D explainer averages around $211 on freelance marketplaces and $3,000–8,000 at a US agency; one 30-second creator-made UGC ad runs $100–300 before you ship a product or wait on a shoot. We sit in the middle of that on price and at the fast end on delivery — because there is no shoot day, no travel and no casting round.
Fifteen minutes by email, WhatsApp or call: what you sell, who buys it, where the video runs. No shoot, no studio booking, no equipment on your side.
Within 48 hours you get the script and a rough visual plan. The hook, the flow and the call to action are settled here, on paper, where changes are cheap.
You approve the script. Changes at this stage are free and unlimited. Production only starts once you say go.
The video arrives by link in every format with subtitles. Two revision rounds included, all within five business days.
ledalivaart is a small production studio working remotely with founders and marketing leads in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. Everything runs by email, WhatsApp and shared links — you have never needed to be in the same room with an editor, and you don't now.
Practically: send a brief or revision note at the end of your day, and it is on your desk by your next morning. Live calls happen 09:00–18:00 UK time, or later by arrangement.
Nobody from your team goes on camera. No location, no lighting, no rescheduling because someone caught a cold. However abstract your service is, we can draw it.
ledalivaart shoots and edits on location for clinics, restaurants and product brands. The storytelling logic comes from that work, not from a template library.
Not flat subtitles: word-by-word emphasis cards, a picture for the sentence being spoken, motion on every card. The viewer can tell someone made choices.
Three of our own channels publish on this pipeline every week. The process isn't a proposal — it ran last week and it runs this week.
None. Script, visual direction, edit and quality control are ours; the animation, voice-over and music are produced in-house with current studio production tools. That is where the speed and the price come from. If you want a shot-on-camera film, we do that too — through ledalivaart.com.
Yes. Send brand colours, fonts, logo files and product photos with the brief and the video is built in your identity, not a generic one.
US, UK or Australian English, male or female, calm or energetic. We send options at script stage and you pick before production starts. Other languages on request.
Unlimited while the script is still on paper, then two rounds after production. Changing the whole concept after you approved the script counts as a new project — we say that up front so it is never a surprise on the invoice.
50% to start, 50% on delivery; monthly plans are billed at the start of each month. We invoice in US dollars and agree the transfer method with you before the first payment.
You do, in full, forever. Website, paid ads, social, sales decks, trade shows — no usage window, no extra licence fee, no watermark.
Start with the $99 pilot. One 30-second video, one revision, no commitment. If you like it, the $99 comes off your next package. If you don't, you paid $99 to find out instead of $3,000.
We reply within one business day, usually the same day. First conversation is short: what you sell, who buys it, where the video runs. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.