Explainer and training video production in Singapore by Epitome Collective
Epitome Collective is an explainer and training video production company in Singapore. It makes product and service explainers, software walkthroughs, corporate training, onboarding, compliance and safety videos, e-learning course content and public sector explainers. Clients include the Ministry of Health, Singapore Institute of Technology, Asia Pacific Breweries, Mastercard, Aethir Edge and Great Eastern, across government, education, FMCG, fintech and insurance. A 60 to 90-second explainer takes four to six weeks from kickoff to delivery. Each video can be animated, filmed in live action, built from screen recordings or a mix of these. Epitome Collective delivers 4K masters with landscape, square and vertical cuts, SRT subtitles and translated versions with re-recorded voiceover on request.
Explainer video
Portfolio
Product explainers, e-learning modules, corporate training and public education videos.
Explainer and training videos by purpose
Choose by what the video needs to do. Each one can be animated, filmed in live action or built from screen recordings. See Epitome Collective's animation styles for how the animated versions are made.
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Product explainer videos
A 60 to 120-second video for your homepage, landing page or sales deck that shows what the product does, who it is for and why it is worth trying.
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Software and app walkthroughs
Built from your real interface, these show a prospect how a workflow runs before they sign up. Useful for sales demos, launch announcements and help centres.
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Service explainers
For financial, insurance, healthcare and professional services, where there is nothing physical to show. Epitome Collective turns a policy, plan or process into a story a customer can follow.
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Corporate training videos
Modules for skills and product training, built around learning objectives and split into short chapters learners can revisit.
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Employee and customer onboarding
Welcome and setup videos that answer the questions your team answers every week, for new hires or new customers.
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Compliance and safety training
Scenario-based videos on workplace safety, data protection and regulatory topics, scripted with your compliance team and easy to update when rules change.
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E-learning course content
Full course production for universities, training providers and corporate academies, from instructional design and scripting to voiceover and assessment-ready modules.
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Public sector and internal communications
Videos that explain a policy, scheme or organisational change to the public or to staff, in plain language for audiences of every background.
Our process from brief to final video
You sign off the script, storyboard and draft before each next stage.
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Discovery and learning goals
Epitome Collective works out with you who is watching, what they should understand and what they should do next. For training, the team maps learning objectives and how you will measure them.
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Script and expert review
Epitome Collective's writers turn your material into a plain-language script. Your subject matter experts check it for accuracy before anything is designed.
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Storyboard and format
Each scene is sketched and matched to a format: animation, live action, screen recording or a mix. You approve the storyboard before production.
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Production
Epitome Collective animates, films or records the screens, then adds professional voiceover, music and on-screen text.
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Review rounds
Two review rounds, at storyboard and at draft. Feedback is collected in one place and applied in full before the next stage.
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Delivery
Masters in every agreed format, SRT subtitles and translated versions on request.
What brands say after the final cut
Explainer and training video FAQs
Questions Epitome Collective hears from teams planning product explainers, training series and onboarding videos.
How long should an explainer video be?
Most product explainers work best at 60 to 90 seconds. Training and e-learning modules usually run three to six minutes per topic, split into short chapters so learners can return to one step.
Should our explainer be animated or live action?
Animation suits software, abstract ideas and processes you cannot film. Live action suits services built on people and places. Many explainers mix both, and Epitome Collective's animation page shows the styles it works in.
Do you write the script, and who checks it for accuracy?
Epitome Collective writes every script and casts professional voiceover. Your subject matter experts review the script before production, so technical, medical or regulatory details are correct. If you already have a script or a spokesperson, the team works with them.
What formats do you deliver?
Epitome Collective delivers MP4 masters in up to 4K, with landscape, square and vertical cuts for web, social and presentations. SRT subtitle files are included.
Can you produce a series of training or onboarding videos?
Yes. Epitome Collective regularly produces series covering different products, modules or roles. Producing them together lowers the cost per video and keeps the look and voice consistent.
Can you make versions in other languages?
Yes. Epitome Collective delivers localised versions with translated scripts, re-recorded voiceover and market-specific visuals. SRT subtitle files are included as standard.
How do we update a video when our product or policy changes?
Epitome Collective keeps the project files, so a new screen, figure or scene can be swapped without rebuilding the video. Planning scenes in short sections at the start makes later changes cheaper.
How long does production take?
A 60 to 90-second explainer takes four to six weeks from kickoff to delivery. Training series are scheduled module by module, and Epitome Collective builds the timeline around any launch or rollout date.
What do you need from us to get started?
A short conversation about your goal, audience and timeline is enough for a proposal. Share any brand guidelines, product documents or access to your subject matter experts, and Epitome Collective uses them to speed up discovery.





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