E-learning and training animation
Trainingpeople actuallyfinish
I make animated e-learning modules, interactives and training videos for universities, RTOs, L&D teams and government. Ready for your LMS, and built so people actually take it in instead of clicking next.
Most training gets treated like the terms and conditions. Click, click, next, done. Nobody remembers a thing.
Animation and interactives fix that. A character working through a real situation sticks far better than a slide full of dot points, and learning that feels a bit like a game gets finished. I build click-through scenarios, quizzes and activities around the animation, packaged so completion reports straight back to your LMS.
What you get
- A script written with your subject matter experts
- Custom characters and design, or stock graphics reworked to fit
- Professional voiceover, cast and briefed
- Interactives that gamify the learning: scenarios, quizzes and knowledge checks
- SCORM packages for your LMS, or plain video files
- Captions (SRT) for accessibility
- Two rounds of changes at every stage
Who it's for
- Universities and research centres
- RTOs and TAFEs
- L&D and HR teams
- Government agencies rolling out training
What it costs
Every project is a fixed fee, never hourly. E-learning is quoted per project, because one module and a ten-part series are very different jobs. Tell me roughly what you need and I'll come back with a number within two working days.




How it runs
Built with your experts,tested before it ships
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Tell me what learners need to do differently afterwards.
Week 0 · FreeScript with your experts
Your subject matter experts give me the facts. I turn them into a script they check for accuracy.
Weeks 1 to 2Animate and build the interactives
I animate it, then build the scenarios, quizzes and checks that keep people engaged.
Weeks 3 to 5Package for your LMS
A SCORM package tested before it reaches you, or a plain video if that's easier.
Week 6
Training I've made
E-learning questions
Will it work in our LMS?
Almost certainly. I deliver SCORM packages that report completion back to your LMS, and I test every one before it goes to you. If your LMS only takes video, you get a plain MP4 instead.
Can you add quizzes or knowledge checks?
Yes. The video pauses, asks a question, then carries on once it's answered. A wrong answer says so without giving the game away, and a right one backs up the point.
Do you work with our subject matter experts?
Yes, and I need them. They know the content, I know how to make it watchable. I turn their notes into a script, and they check it for accuracy before anything gets animated.
Can you handle sensitive topics?
Yes. I've animated child protection training for educators, where the content has to teach without being confronting. Characters help a lot here. People can learn the warning signs without the video feeling heavy.