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Explainer Network - Animated Explanations Wins Platinum Seal of e-Excellence

leelefever — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:26:52 +0000

A big congrats to Instruxion (the company behind Animated Explanations) for being awarded the Platinum Seal of e-Excellence in Europe, which recognizes companies who have a track record of innovation. Of course, we see this recognition as further proof that video explanations are a valuable and productive element of marketing and education. Animated Explanations is based on Brussels, Belgium and a member of our Explainer Network of video producers.

Here's the description of the award from the award website:

The European Seal of e-Excellence rewards ICT and Digital Media companies with an excellent track record in innovation marketing. Awarded annually since 2003 by the EMF and its Partner Organisations, the Seal is widely known for recognizing companies with:

innovative products and services;
excellence in the marketing thereof.

Again, congrats to Geert and the Instruxion team!

Skype Mobile for Verizon - Explained by Say it Visually

leelefever — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:05:18 +0000

Say It Visually!, a member of the Common Craft Explainer Network, was hired by Verizon Wireless to explain Skype Mobile.

This style of video has become a standard for Say it Visually and I think it does a great job of creating a dynamic experience.

Skype Mobile for Verizon - Explained by Say it Visually

leelefever — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:05:18 +0000

Say It Visually!, a member of the Common Craft Explainer Network, was hired by Verizon Wireless to explain Skype Mobile.

This style of video has become a standard for Say it Visually and I think it does a great job of creating a dynamic experience.

Skype Mobile for Verizon - Explained by Say it Visually

leelefever — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:05:18 +0000

Say It Visually!, a member of the Common Craft Explainer Network, was hired by Verizon Wireless to explain Skype Mobile.

This style of video has become a standard for Say it Visually and I think it does a great job of creating a dynamic experience.

2010 Census "Count on Change" - Explained by Say It Visually

leelefever — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:57:53 +0000

Say It Visually!, a member of the Common Craft Explainer Network, recently published this video that explains the impact of the 2010 Census on communities and focuses on encouraging participation among people of color.

This format is a new one for Say It Visually and it's great to see them taking video explanation in new directions. I think the hand-painted style fits really well with the voice-over and music by Keb'-Mo'. It has a heart-felt feel that may have been hard with animation. What do you think?

2010 Census "Count on Change" - Explained by Say It Visually

leelefever — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:57:53 +0000

2010 Census "Count on Change" - Explained by Say It Visually

leelefever — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:57:53 +0000

2010 Census "Count on Change" - Explained by Say It Visually

leelefever — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:57:53 +0000

$8,000 First Time Home Buyer's Tax Credit - Explained By Switch Web Video

leelefever — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 15:44:32 +0000

Switch Web Video, a member of the Common Craft Explainer Network, recently published a new and timely video about the $8,000 First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit.

Here's what Andrew Angus, Principal of Switch, had to say about the project:

Working with Washington REALTORS on this video about the $8000 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit was a dream. Steve was an excellent client. He knew what he wanted but he also gave our team the room do work their creative magic. The video has been a huge success with custom versions created for over 40 REALTOR Associations in the past couple weeks. Steve has generously offered to allow anyone to download and use the $8000 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit Video for free.

The Common Craft Explainer Network is a group of video producers that specialize in making custom explanatory videos. The Network currently has six members that represent a number of skills, styles and formats. If that chunk of text on your home page just isn't doing the trick anymore, contact an Explainer Network member.

$8,000 First Time Home Buyer's Tax Credit - Explained By Switch Web Video

leelefever — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 15:44:32 +0000

Switch Web Video, a member of the Common Craft Explainer Network, recently published a new and timely video about the $8,000 First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit.

Here's what Andrew Angus, Principal of Switch, had to say about the project:

Working with Washington REALTORS on this video about the $8000 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit was a dream. Steve was an excellent client. He knew what he wanted but he also gave our team the room do work their creative magic. The video has been a huge success with custom versions created for over 40 REALTOR Associations in the past couple weeks. Steve has generously offered to allow anyone to download and use the $8000 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit Video for free.