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What we make
Product demonstration
Let people see it working.
A demonstration organized around one useful task or product capability. Show the actions and the result with enough context for a potential user to follow.
From our work.
Related work: Pauv’s product explainer. A demonstration focuses on the product in use.
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…
- Prospects need to see the product in action.
- A feature is difficult to explain with screenshots alone.
- Your sales team needs a consistent demonstration.
What you get.
Scope to confirm in your quote
- One demonstration
- An agreed feature, task or use case.
- Clear sequence
- Screen or product footage with useful labels and explanation.
- Finished main version
- Captioned where speech is present, in the agreed format.
What we need from you.
- A working product or original screen/product footage.
- The use case, intended user and current product version.
- Accurate steps and a reviewer who knows the product.
Where the scope starts and stops
Product access, new capture, complex animation and multiple workflows are scoped separately.
Price, timing and revision allowance are confirmed in your project quote.
Before you decide.
Can it be screen-based?
Yes. Screen recordings can carry the demonstration, with framing and explanation that make the important actions visible.
What happens when the product changes?
A refresh is a separate scope. We can plan modular sections to make future updates easier.
Let’s make yours.
Tell William what you want to make and what you’re starting with.
william@bransfordmedia.com


