Technology Video Production for IT and Developer Tools:show technical buyers the proof.
Security, data, cloud AI and network videos. Fixed fees from $1,000.
Videos for every layer of the IT stack.
Advids handles technology video production for IT and developer tool companies: security tools shown on real developer steps, databases and storage drawn from engine to disk, cloud AI services shown by what they return, and network hardware shown by capacity. Fixed fees start at $1,000.
Earn the security team's yes.
Security and developer tools, shown step by step.
Show secrets staying in the vault.
Every developer step on screen: create, fill, push, approve.
Make the data layer visible.
Databases and storage, drawn from engine to disk.
Explain a database with no screen.
Draw the engine, then 4 features, then sign-up.
Set each feature against the default.
Industry default on the left, the product on the right.
Show what the AI returns.
Cloud AI services, explained by their output.
Turn each use into a label.
Viewers read the output, so no machine learning background is needed.
Sell the network upgrade.
Optical and network hardware, shown by capacity.
Put capacity in one frame.
Rendered 1RU units, each named with its capacity.
of video marketers say video generated leads.
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Brief to delivery: 3 to 4 weeks.
- The technical buyer
- Docs, diagrams or CLI steps
- Screens or staging login
- Brand kit and logo
- Fixed budget upfront
- Technical script review
- Master video
- Cuts for docs and ads
Fixed fees from $1,000.
Per 60-second video. No hourly billing.
Flat 2D, clear on-screen text.
Motion graphics and animated UI.
A story built around one buyer.
Detailed motion design and 3D.
Animation plus live action.
Rated 5.0 by clients.
Recognized by Clutch for animation
Client stories, on video
Technology video FAQ
What does technology video production cover?
Videos for companies that sell to IT teams and developers: security tools, databases, storage, cloud AI services and network hardware. The buyer is technical, so each video shows the real command, output or capacity figure. HOLOWITS' storage video sets each feature beside the "Industry" default it replaces.
How do you explain a developer tool in a video?
Show the steps a developer actually runs, in the order they run them. 1Password's video creates an "Ed25519" key in the app, fills it into GitHub, runs "git add", "git commit" and "git push", then calls "op inject" from CLI 2.0. A developer can check each step against the docs.
How do you show infrastructure that has no interface?
Draw it or open it up. KDB.AI's vector database has no screen worth showing, so its 45-second video draws cubes breaking into "Billions of Vectors". HOLOWITS' storage sits in a closed rack, so its video turns the disks to glass and shows 2 turning red while recording continues.
Should a technology video use real screens or animation?
Use real output when the output is the proof: AWS's Rekognition video lays labels such as "SCHOOL BUS" over a live street shot. Use animation when the product is a process, a database or a box. Most technology videos mix both, with drawn diagrams that end on the real result.
How much does technology video production cost?
Line-art and UI videos for developer tools usually sit in the Clean Design or Engaging Visuals tiers, $1,000 to $2,000 for 60 seconds. 3D hardware videos, such as an opened storage rack, sit in Advanced Animation, $3,000 to $4,500. The fee is fixed in the proposal before scripting starts.