When launching their training app, Expedia was looking for compelling videos that would feature employees, regularly bring in a wide audience and give a global feel to the app, all whilst being cost effective to produce.

Filmed on iPhones around the world by Expedia’s team, Success Stories are then edited and animated by us. They are designed to draw in employees who are keen to see their friends and colleagues in action. Several new Success Stories continue to be published every 3-4 weeks.

With so much content to teach a new employee, EE wanted to make their induction training even more efficient.

By sending this video to delegates ahead of their first day, new starters arrive prepared with an understanding of what is expected of them.

To avoid being perceived as ‘homework’, our video takes place in an abstract setting and deliberately makes no reference to the products and services offered by EE.

With some part time staff unable to attend a full three-day induction, EE needed a more flexible way to deliver training, whilst maintaining a consistent experience.

After attending an induction, we identified six key elements that make up effective classroom training. By redesigning each element to work effectively on screen, these Induction Videos make entire modules available on demand to those who could not attend the whole training, or act as a recap for those who could.

To protect our clients, our video work is confidential.
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Explaining how a complex system works can easily become confusing and boring for your audience.  But fail to explain the essentials and people will become confused, leading to a glut of questions and countless of hours of wasted time across the organisation. This was the case with Expedia’s Dashboard, which Account Managers rely on to do their job every day.

To clear the mist, we untangled the complex algorithms and designed visual representations to explain the tool’s inner workings. We felt the data needed a human touch, so we transformed an East London railway arch into a sleek bunker office, equipped with a vast blue screen. This is a stage for our actor to guide us through the content, whilst lending the Dashboard team spades of geek chic.

To protect our clients, our video work is confidential.
To find out more about how we could help you, click here to contact us.

To protect our clients, our video work is confidential.
To find out more about how we could help you, click here to contact us.

To protect our clients, our video work is confidential.
To find out more about how we could help you, click here to contact us.

When launching their training app, Expedia was looking for compelling videos that would feature employees, regularly bring in a wide audience and give a global feel to the app, all whilst being cost effective to produce.

Filmed on iPhones around the world by Expedia’s team, Success Stories are then edited and animated by us. They are designed to draw in employees who are keen to see their friends and colleagues in action. Several new Success Stories continue to be published every 3-4 weeks.

To protect our clients, our video work is confidential.
To find out more about how we could help you, click here to contact us.

With so much content to teach a new employee, EE wanted to make their induction training even more efficient.

By sending this video to delegates ahead of their first day, new starters arrive prepared with an understanding of what is expected of them.

To avoid being perceived as ‘homework’, our video takes place in an abstract setting and deliberately makes no reference to the products and services offered by EE.

To protect our clients, our video work is confidential.
To find out more about how we could help you, click here to contact us.

To create better working relationships between colleagues, Expedia organised more than 30 events around the world to bring teams together.

Tasked with creating one video to open every event, we knew that we needed to spark the audience’s interest with something unexpected, and establish the theme for the day whilst relying on as little language as possible.

Using a setting familiar to the audience, this tongue in cheek video pokes fun at a hotel restaurant team that struggles to collaborate.