Find your video. See the scope. Take the next step.
What we make
How-to & training video
Make the next step clear.
An instructional video built around a defined task. Show the necessary steps in order, explain the important decisions and give viewers a usable reference afterward.
From our work.
Related work: on-camera coaching. Training is scoped around the task and the steps a viewer must follow.
Scope, timing & payment.
- Scope
- Your quote lists the finished videos, lengths, formats and any filming needed.
- Timing
- We agree the delivery date after reviewing your material and brief.
- Revisions
- The quote specifies the feedback rounds and what additional work costs.
- Payment
- Price and payment schedule are agreed before work begins.
A good fit when…
- People repeatedly need help with the same task.
- An onboarding process benefits from a consistent explanation.
- You have subject expertise and source footage to organize.
What you get.
Scope to confirm in your quote
- One instructional module
- A bounded task with a clear beginning and completion point.
- Steps & explanations
- Relevant demonstrations, labels and narration or recorded instruction.
- Training-ready files
- A main video and captions, with chaptering scoped when useful.
What we need from you.
- An accurate procedure and a qualified subject reviewer.
- Demonstration footage, recordings and source documents.
- Audience needs and where the module will be used.
Where the scope starts and stops
Course platforms, assessments, regulatory validation and a whole course are outside a single-module scope. The scope defines a focused module and the review needed for its intended use.
Price, timing and revision allowance are confirmed in your project quote.
Before you decide.
Can this cover safety procedures?
Potentially, with the appropriate subject expert supplying and reviewing the procedure. The video production itself does not certify training compliance.
Can we make a series?
Yes. Define the modules, shared visual treatment and review responsibilities before pricing the series.
Let’s make yours.
Tell William what you want to make and what you’re starting with.
william@bransfordmedia.com


