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The process begins with data collection. Here we attempt to understand your company and the project and conduct a competitive analysis. We also ask about your key business needs, video goals, and purpose.
In this step, we collect references and wait for the client’s approval to generate the desired look and feel of the animation. References help us create a mental library before we begin our work.
Our team creates drawings and characters for your animated video at this stage. Once done, we convert sketches from the storyboard into a set of detailed illustrations.
Editing is a big part of our creative process. Sound effects and SFX create masterpieces or failures. Thus, we wrap the video production process by editing the video to perfection!
Even if hundreds of dollars are spent on production, if the script is not good enough, it’ll be a waste of money. So, we pay special attention to writing an engaging script – centered around your needs.
A storyboard is the backbone of the process, ensuring the visual style and story match your vision. We craft a storyboard that details the visuals, scene by scene. It gives us an idea of the final video.
This is the most significant step of the process, where our expert animators set out to put your ideas into motion. Using the software, we put together all the elements to breathe life into the illustrations.
Finally, when all the video elements have come together, we deliver the final outcome – a 2D explainer animation video destined to attract your target audience.
The process begins with data collection. Here we attempt to understand your company and the project and conduct a competitive analysis. We also ask about your key business needs, video goals, and purpose.
Even if hundreds of dollars are spent on production, if the script is not good enough, it’ll be a waste of money. So, we pay special attention to writing an engaging script – centered around your needs.
In this step, we collect references and wait for the client’s approval to generate the desired look and feel of the animation. References help us create a mental library before we begin our work.
A storyboard is the backbone of the process, ensuring the visual style and story match your vision. We craft a storyboard that details the visuals, scene by scene. It gives us an idea of the final video.
Our team creates drawings and characters for your animated video at this stage. Once done, we convert sketches from the storyboard into a set of detailed illustrations.
This is the most significant step of the process, where our expert animators set out to put your ideas into motion. Using the software, we put together all the elements to breathe life into the illustrations.
Editing is a big part of our creative process. Sound effects and SFX create masterpieces or failures. Thus, we wrap the video production process by editing the video to perfection!
Finally, when all the video elements have come together, we deliver the final outcome – a 2D explainer animation video destined to attract your target audience.
We kick off the 3D project by drafting an engaging script based on the client’s idea and needs. Here, the animation and the story’s purpose are also considered.
Next, our team develops concepts for how the animation should appear and feel. Here, we lay the foundation of animation by designing the characters, environment, and artwork.
Following the storyboard, it’s time to turn characters into 3D models using animation software – the process of taking an object and molding it into a completed 3D mesh.
This is where we set up the character to walk and talk. Think of it as creating the bone structure through which the 3D object can be distorted and controlled as needed.
This step deals with adding special and visual effects to enhance a scene. VFX and SFX are powerful storytelling tools and could include imaginary/real elements such as fire, blasts, monsters, etc.
It is the last step of the production pipeline – the act of generating the final render of a scene. Here, we pay special attention to camera angles, lighting choices, and other aspects that affect the final product.
This is where it all ends! The shot-wise and final compositions, SFX, VFX, background music, etc., are assembled here. We wrap it up by ensuring everything is synchronized and in line with one another.
This step focuses on the production pipeline and the development of the story. Collecting relevant data and references for the animation video also comes under this step.
Then, we work on the animatics or storyboard – the last pre-production step. It’s a visual guide for defining still frames and scene-wise shots. Background music and recording voiceovers are also a part of it.
After creating 3D objects, we add color and surface properties to the model. It includes applying textures and considering all the fine details.
Now comes the step we all wait for. With the help of animatics, our animators put your ideas into motion. This is where the 3D models are made to move in a three-dimensional space using animation software.
Now comes the step we all wait for. With the help of animatics, our animators put your ideas into motion. This is where the 3D models are made to move in a three-dimensional space using animation software.
Next, all digital elements are compiled to make a believable picture. The renders are brought into compositing software to be edited, touched up, color-corrected, and add-on with 2D and special effects.
We kick off the 3D project by drafting an engaging script based on the client’s idea and needs. Here, the animation and the story’s purpose are also considered.
This step focuses on the production pipeline and the development of the story. Collecting relevant data and references for the animation video also comes under this step.
Next, our team develops concepts for how the animation should appear and feel. Here, we lay the foundation of animation by designing the characters, environment, and artwork.
Then, we work on the animatics or storyboard – the last pre-production step. It’s a visual guide for defining still frames and scene-wise shots. Background music and recording voiceovers are also a part of it.
Following the storyboard, it’s time to turn characters into 3D models using animation software – the process of taking an object and molding it into a completed 3D mesh.
After creating 3D objects, we add color and surface properties to the model. It includes applying textures and considering all the fine details.
This is where we set up the character to walk and talk. Think of it as creating the bone structure through which the 3D object can be distorted and controlled as needed.
Now comes the step we all wait for. With the help of animatics, our animators put your ideas into motion. This is where the 3D models are made to move in a three-dimensional space using animation software.
This step deals with adding special and visual effects to enhance a scene. VFX and SFX are powerful storytelling tools and could include imaginary/real elements such as fire, blasts, monsters, etc.
Now comes the step we all wait for. With the help of animatics, our animators put your ideas into motion. This is where the 3D models are made to move in a three-dimensional space using animation software.
It is the last step of the production pipeline – the act of generating the final render of a scene. Here, we pay special attention to camera angles, lighting choices, and other aspects that affect the final product.
Next, all digital elements are compiled to make a believable picture. The renders are brought into compositing software to be edited, touched up, color-corrected, and add-on with 2D and special effects.
This is where it all ends! The shot-wise and final compositions, SFX, VFX, background music, etc., are assembled here. We wrap it up by ensuring everything is synchronized and in line with one another.
The initial step comprises discussing the feasibility of your idea and gathering the crucial details, such as how your app will look and function. The better we know your idea, the better we can assist you.
This is where we begin producing wireframes – a visual guide to get a rough idea of the UI/UX, app layout, and system flow. Once approved by the client, we move to the next stage.
Then, our front-end and back-end developers take over to bring everything into action. We write the code and develop the app with the required features and functionalities.
After testing and making the application 100% bug-free, we submit it on the relevant platform, such as Play Store or App Store. After approval, the app is finally made accessible to the public.
Next, we jot down all details to take the project forward. Documentation is vital in developing an application; it clarifies and maps out every business and technical requirement.
Our designers further refine the approved wireframe to make it a user-friendly product. Here, we produce mockups that our developers later turn into high-functioning applications.
Ideally, testing occurs in parallel to the app development phase. Our QA specialists ensure to fix bugs and errors to keep costs low in the long run and have the app working flawlessly.
Lastly, when the app is launched, our team constantly monitors its performance and ensures it works impeccably. Making sure future versions of the apps are supported is also part of maintenance.
The initial step comprises discussing the feasibility of your idea and gathering the crucial details, such as how your app will look and function. The better we know your idea, the better we can assist you.
Next, we jot down all details to take the project forward. Documentation is vital in developing an application; it clarifies and maps out every business and technical requirement.
This is where we begin producing wireframes – a visual guide to get a rough idea of the UI/UX, app layout, and system flow. Once approved by the client, we move to the next stage.
Our designers further refine the approved wireframe to make it a user-friendly product. Here, we produce mockups that our developers later turn into high-functioning applications.
Then, our front-end and back-end developers take over to bring everything into action. We write the code and develop the app with the required features and functionalities.
Ideally, testing occurs in parallel to the app development phase. Our QA specialists ensure to fix bugs and errors to keep costs low in the long run and have the app working flawlessly.
After testing and making the application 100% bug-free, we submit it on the relevant platform, such as Play Store or App Store. After approval, the app is finally made accessible to the public.
Lastly, when the app is launched, our team constantly monitors its performance and ensures it works impeccably. Making sure future versions of the apps are supported is also part of maintenance.
An initial step of this category is artwork of all kinds, including box, design, and packaging. It is a visual art to make an animation from a series of static drawings – given by the client.
We use photo-realistic texture, like whether the product will be of plastic, glass, or wooden. It helps explain the look and feel of the product. Moreover, the texture is often provided by the client.
Mockups are made to depict the product. Usually, some clients demand mockups to have a clear understanding of how their product will look, but they are optional.
Finally, in this step, we create the animation to let people see the product from all angles and give them a small tour of the path.
We assemble all the elements created earlier during this stage of product animation and get the final render for the further editing process.
We create 3D models of the products, including dimensions, size, drawings, photos, and more, and create a realistic product model to help understand how the product would look after completion.
This step includes the environment, shading, product placement in daytime or night, or with different backgrounds – everything comes under this process.
The category has two major parts; one is Still Images used for e-commerce websites – this part ends here. The other part is Animation, which goes further.
After the animation, we put everything together and ask the client for approval before rendering the final product. They can view products and movements in this stage and request changes if required.
This last stage comprises compositing, music composition, color grading, soundtracks, voice-overs, VFX, and more. After this, we deliver the final release version to the client.
An initial step of this category is artwork of all kinds, including box, design, and packaging. It is a visual art to make an animation from a series of static drawings – given by the client.
We create 3D models of the products, including dimensions, size, drawings, photos, and more, and create a realistic product model to help understand how the product would look after completion.
We use photo-realistic texture, like whether the product will be of plastic, glass, or wooden. It helps explain the look and feel of the product. Moreover, the texture is often provided by the client.
This step includes the environment, shading, product placement in daytime or night, or with different backgrounds – everything comes under this process.
Mockups are made to depict the product. Usually, some clients demand mockups to have a clear understanding of how their product will look, but they are optional.
The category has two major parts; one is Still Images used for e-commerce websites – this part ends here. The other part is Animation, which goes further.
Finally, in this step, we create the animation to let people see the product from all angles and give them a small tour of the path.
After the animation, we put everything together and ask the client for approval before rendering the final product. They can view products and movements in this stage and request changes if required.
We assemble all the elements created earlier during this stage of product animation and get the final render for the further editing process.
This last stage comprises compositing, music composition, color grading, soundtracks, voice-overs, VFX, and more. After this, we deliver the final release version to the client.
AutoCAD is an initial step in which the 3D drawing and models are created by architects, usually given by clients according to their project requirements and measurements.
This process includes the texturing of the building or object. For instance, if the building will be of brick walls with shiny glass windows – our texture artists give 3D objects color and surface features.
Movements are referred to people walking around the static building or car moving in front of it. If it’s a pedestrian bridge model, we usually show people walking through it – depending on clients’ requirements.
Then, we assemble everything and send a draft preview to the client before the final render for confirmation. In this step, they can see models and movements and ask for amendments.
This final process includes compositing, music creation, color grading, soundtracks, voice-overs, and other elements. VFX is optional in this animation, depending on the client’s requirements. After this, the client receives the final release version.
Buildings are made precisely to the 3D dimensions given by the clients. It is a process of presenting an object’s shape, size, and texture.
Here we decide whether the animation will show the daytime or nighttime, how the environment will be, and whether it will be a rainy or cloudy day – everything according to the client’s requirements.
Direction includes camera movement, such as how many shots need to be covered and the angle of the shot. It is the process of visualizing physical structures from different angles in digital form.
In this step of architectural animation, we combine all the elements created earlier to further move forward to the post-production part.
AutoCAD is an initial step in which the 3D drawing and models are created by architects, usually given by clients according to their project requirements and measurements.
Buildings are made precisely to the 3D dimensions given by the clients. It is a process of presenting an object’s shape, size, and texture.
This process includes the texturing of the building or object. For instance, if the building will be of brick walls with shiny glass windows – our texture artists give 3D objects color and surface features.
Here we decide whether the animation will show the daytime or nighttime, how the environment will be, and whether it will be a rainy or cloudy day – everything according to the client’s requirements.
Movements are referred to people walking around the static building or car moving in front of it. If it’s a pedestrian bridge model, we usually show people walking through it – depending on clients’ requirements.
Direction includes camera movement, such as how many shots need to be covered and the angle of the shot. It is the process of visualizing physical structures from different angles in digital form.
Then, we assemble everything and send a draft preview to the client before the final render for confirmation. In this step, they can see models and movements and ask for amendments.
In this step of architectural animation, we combine all the elements created earlier to further move forward to the post-production part.
This final process includes compositing, music creation, color grading, soundtracks, voice-overs, and other elements. VFX is optional in this animation, depending on the client’s requirements. After this, the client receives the final release version.
This is the first step of clothing animation, in which we get the briefing from the client, including the cloth pattern.
Texturing is the same as other texturing, like the fabric of the cloth, whether wool, leather, linen, etc. The client gives the requirement of texturing.
Here we start the animation process, which includes two main animations: camera movements like Rampwalk and character animation like Model.
We combine all the earlier-created elements in this step and move on to the next step of post-production of clothing animation.
We use stitching software specially created for clothing animation to stitch the fabric and convert it into a 3D model.
In this step, we set the lighting and shading of the products. Anideos also give the standard environment. However, if the client has customized environmental requirements, we ask them to provide us with the images.
We assemble things after the animation and wait for the client’s confirmation before rendering the final file. In this stage, we allow our clients to check everything and let us know if they need any changes.
This stage primarily involves the editing part of the animation, including compositing, VFX, color grading, soundtracks, voice-over, and more. Then, we deliver the final release version to the client.
This is the first step of clothing animation, in which we get the briefing from the client, including the cloth pattern.
We use stitching software specially created for clothing animation to stitch the fabric and convert it into a 3D model.
Texturing is the same as other texturing, like the fabric of the cloth, whether wool, leather, linen, etc. The client gives the requirement of texturing.
In this step, we set the lighting and shading of the products. Anideos also give the standard environment. However, if the client has customized environmental requirements, we ask them to provide us with the images.
Here we start the animation process, which includes two main animations: camera movements like Rampwalk and character animation like Model.
We assemble things after the animation and wait for the client’s confirmation before rendering the final file. In this stage, we allow our clients to check everything and let us know if they need any changes.
We combine all the earlier-created elements in this step and move on to the next step of post-production of clothing animation.
This stage primarily involves the editing part of the animation, including compositing, VFX, color grading, soundtracks, voice-over, and more. Then, we deliver the final release version to the client.
Every successful project needs appropriate planning. So, we start by pinpointing the main idea, target audience, major video goals, and all other tiny details crucial during the production stage.
Next, we collect references given by the client or quest for more and send them to the client for approval. Once we get heads-up from the client, we move forward to the storyboarding stage.
We then create the relevant assets, which are simple visual (or audial) elements used in the animated video, including the background, artwork, environment, and characters.
After the detailed animation, our animators smooth every curve, connect every line, color grade the project and drawings – and end up with a polished frame-by-frame animation video.
Rendering is the final stage of the frame-by-frame animation process. Here, we bring everything together and deliver a balanced-looking and visually-appealing final animated video.
When creating a video, it’s essential to clarify what and when characters must do. Based on your concept, we draft a script for your video that serves as a perfect framework for producing the animation.
This step entails sketching a basic composition of each scene and determining key features such as duration and individual shot timings. Animated storyboards are also known as animatics.
It’s time to animate! Using the storyboard as a reference, we bring the project to life by animating a different image for each frame and putting together every piece of work we did before.
Compositing involves merging all individual frames chronologically and ensuring the animation lines up with the audio perfectly, without delays and uneven voice lines.
Every successful project needs appropriate planning. So, we start by pinpointing the main idea, target audience, major video goals, and all other tiny details crucial during the production stage.
When creating a video, it’s essential to clarify what and when characters must do. Based on your concept, we draft a script for your video that serves as a perfect framework for producing the animation.
Next, we collect references given by the client or quest for more and send them to the client for approval. Once we get heads-up from the client, we move forward to the storyboarding stage.
This step entails sketching a basic composition of each scene and determining key features such as duration and individual shot timings. Animated storyboards are also known as animatics.
We then create the relevant assets, which are simple visual (or audial) elements used in the animated video, including the background, artwork, environment, and characters.
It’s time to animate! Using the storyboard as a reference, we bring the project to life by animating a different image for each frame and putting together every piece of work we did before.
After the detailed animation, our animators smooth every curve, connect every line, color grade the project and drawings – and end up with a polished frame-by-frame animation video.
Compositing involves merging all individual frames chronologically and ensuring the animation lines up with the audio perfectly, without delays and uneven voice lines.
Rendering is the final stage of the frame-by-frame animation process. Here, we bring everything together and deliver a balanced-looking and visually-appealing final animated video.
Website development is crucial for any business that helps companies to showcase their digital presence. Anideos follow a detailed web development process; here it is.
The initial step of website development is data collection, in which we get the brief from the client to understand the requirements.
In this step, we make wireframes and display a basic idea of how the website will look and work. Our developer makes the final designs of the website for the next development step.
It is a crucial step; we test the website before making it available to the audience. Testing ensures everything functions well on the site.
When the site is live, we offer maintenance & support to our clients and ensure that the site works well and is free of bugs.
It is one of the crucial steps where we document everything to have a clear understanding of every technical and business requirement.
This is the primary step, where our expert developers begin to write the code and create the website according to finalized prototype.
It’s time to deploy the website to a server after checking it. For that, FTP (File Transfer Protocol) software is employed.
The initial step of website development is data collection, in which we get the brief from the client to understand the requirements.
It is one of the crucial steps where we document everything to have a clear understanding of every technical and business requirement.
In this step, we make wireframes and display a basic idea of how the website will look and work. Our developer makes the final designs of the website for the next development step.
This is the primary step, where our expert developers begin to write the code and create the website according to finalized prototype.
It is a crucial step; we test the website before making it available to the audience. Testing ensures everything functions well on the site.
It’s time to deploy the website to a server after checking it. For that, FTP (File Transfer Protocol) software is employed.
When the site is live, we offer maintenance & support to our clients and ensure that the site works well and is free of bugs.
