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Animators are responsible for bringing characters to life, telling stories, and creating emotional connections with audiences. This requires a deep understanding of storytelling, acting, and animation techniques, as well as the ability to bring a unique vision and perspective to a project.

To make sure your business or company don’t stay behind in this breakneck race, you need a team that knows the ins and outs of animation. A 3D animation company that is equipped with all the modern tech and skill to help you keep up with the hot trends in year 2023.

SaaS onboarding is the step in your sales funnel in which you introduce new users to your product and assist them in using it. This is essential if you want to turn them into loyal customers. When you get a customer through effective marketing, the next big challenge is how to retain him. In fact, that’s the step where you either win a customer or lose him forever.

If you know the ABC of marketing, you’ll also know that the buyer doesn’t wake up on some random day and buy your product on a whim. He goes through many different stages and thought processes before making the purchase. These stages are collectively known as the buyer’s journey.

You cannot just hire some no-one and expect him to do magic for you. An amateur (or poorly recorded) voice over will bomb even the most visually stunning piece of animation. Professional voice recording equipment costs a lot hence your chance of getting a good quality voice over at a low price is slim to none.

2.5D is an animation type that stands somewhere between traditional 2D and 3D. To create one, animators use compositing software and place 2D elements in 3D space to create the illusion of 3D Animation. 3D animation takes the concept of animation a step further and adds more depth to it.

Have you ever played those cool city-builder games? Or strategy games like Stronghold Crusader or Age of Empires? Isometric animation is just the same. It basically involves building 3D structures on a 2D surface, with the frames viewed from above and to the side, which is why it is often called 2.5D animation.

While the current animation market is cluttered with computer-generated and generic looking videos, it has become challenging to stand out as a brand. To stay unique, many brands are returning to making old-school animation, not only because of their nostalgia and emotional impact but also their rarity.

An explainer video is made to educate, engage, and compel the audience to buy your product quickly. However, not so short that your message does not hold any substance at all. That said, let’s have a look at what should be the shortest and longest length for your explainer video.

The term “consultative selling” was coined back in 1970. It was based on the idea of “showing, not selling”; hence, the reps acted more like advisors to the customers instead of salespeople. Instead of pushing the product, they focused on the customer’s pain points.