Energy video that explains what is hard to see.

Energy is invisible: a grid, a tariff, a panel on a roof. We make the films that make it understandable, for customers, investors and the people who live near a project, directed by a creative team and produced with AI.

Films energy uses

Energy companies use video to explain products to customers, to report to investors and to win local support.

  1. 01

    The customer explainer

    How a tariff, a panel or a charger works, in terms a household understands.

  2. 02

    The project film

    A solar farm, a wind site or a grid upgrade, explained to the community and to the authorities.

  3. 03

    The investor film

    The strategy and results in a film that sits beside the report.

  4. 04

    The safety and training film

    The rules for people who work on or near equipment.

The services that fit

Start from the film you need. Each service page says what you receive and how it is made.

What to check before an energy film is published

Figures about savings, emissions or output must come from verified sources. We only use the numbers you provide and you approve the film.

Safety films must match your procedures.

Markets and languages

Energy companies operate across regulated markets, each with its own language and terms. We deliver every version with real voice talent and rebuilt on-screen text.

The languages page lists every language and accent we cover.

Every language and accent

Energy video questions

Can you explain a technical subject?
Yes. We build the film from your technical material and have you check every claim before it is finished.
Can the film show a site that is not built?
Yes, from plans and renders you provide, labelled as illustrative.
Can you make a film for a public consultation?
Yes. It is built as an explainer, with plain wording and subtitles.

Keep reading

Tell us what has to be explained. We reply with the scope.

What it needs to achieve, where it will run and when you need it. We reply with the scope, schedule and quote.

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