Motivo Studio · Motion

Explain the hard part in sixty seconds.

Explainer videos and 2D motion graphics, Arabic-subtitled, for fintech, government, and e-learning teams with a complex thing to make simple.

Explainer video2D motion graphicsArabic-subtitled

The outcome

When a product takes five minutes to explain in a meeting, a sixty-second motion piece does it before the meeting starts.

What ships

01

Script & storyboard

  • Plain-language script from your brief
  • Frame-by-frame storyboard for sign-off
  • Tone tuned for the buyer, not the boardroom
02

2D motion graphics

  • On-brand illustration system
  • Animated data and process flows
  • Reusable asset kit for later cuts
03

Voiceover & subtitling

  • Bilingual voiceover options
  • Arabic subtitles reviewed by a native speaker
  • Captions burned in or as a track
04

Platform cut-downs

  • LinkedIn and Instagram versions
  • Landing-page hero loop
  • Square and vertical reframes

Motivo Studio

Script to subtitled cut

A tight pipeline — script, storyboard, animate, subtitle — so you approve the story before we animate it and never pay for a re-shoot.

01Script
02Storyboard
03Animate
04Subtitle
Story approved0:60
Approve the story before we animate — Arabic-subtitled on delivery.

How a motion piece runs

  1. 01

    Script

    We turn the brief into a plain-language script you sign off.

  2. 02

    Storyboard

    Key frames and pacing approved before any animation.

  3. 03

    Animate

    On-brand 2D motion built to the approved board.

  4. 04

    Subtitle

    Bilingual voiceover and native-reviewed Arabic subtitles, then deliver.

Who this is for

Strong fit

Fintech & government teams

  • A product that's hard to explain
  • Onboarding or policy to communicate
  • Bilingual audience
Strong fit

E-learning & training

  • Course modules to animate
  • Concepts that need visuals
  • Repeat content pipeline
Let's talk

Need a quick logo sting

  • Five-second intro only
  • No script or story yet
  • One-off micro-budget

Questions, answered

Anything we missed? Send a message and we'll get you a straight answer.

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Do you write the script or do we?

Either. Most clients hand us a rough brief and we shape the script; if you have one written, we tighten it for motion and pacing.

How is the Arabic handled?

Arabic voiceover and subtitles are reviewed by a native speaker before delivery. We do not ship machine-translated Arabic on a public video.

How long is a typical explainer?

Most land between forty-five and ninety seconds. We will tell you the right length for the platform before we storyboard.

Something complex to make simple?

Send the brief or the deck. We'll come back with a script direction and a length that fits the channel.