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Educational & training video production

Make the lesson clear on screen.

Live Tassel produces educational and training videos for online courses, professional learning, and organizational training. Get support with planning, recording, editing, and preparing the finished lessons for use.

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Educational media starts with a production plan.

A video with a teaching purpose

A presenter can explain an idea. A demonstration can make a process visible. A scenario can give learners a situation to examine and discuss.

We plan each video around its role in the learning. That includes what viewers need to notice, how the content connects to the surrounding lessons, and what they should do next.

What we can produce

Instructor-led lessons

Record and edit presenters, subject-matter experts, or facilitators, with supporting slides and graphics where they help explain the material.

Demonstrations and walkthroughs

Show a process, task, or tool in use. Plan camera coverage or screen recordings around the details learners need to see.

Scenarios and case vignettes

Create situations learners can analyze, discuss, or respond to within a course. Agree the teaching purpose and script with your team.

Editing and course-ready media

Edit existing footage, integrate supporting visuals, and prepare captions, transcripts, and delivery files within the agreed scope.

Production that fits the course

For a series, we agree the lesson format, presenter approach, visual style, and review workflow before recording. This gives your team a consistent basis for approving each video.

Production planning covers the recording location or remote setup, scripts, presenter preparation, media permissions, captions, and the specifications for your learning platform.

Questions about educational video

Can you work with our instructional designer?

Yes. We can provide video production within a course led by your internal learning team or another instructional-design partner. We agree responsibilities and review stages at the start.

Do you edit footage we already have?

Yes. Share a sample and explain how you want to use it. We review the recording quality, available source files, permissions, and editing requirements before quoting.

Are captions and transcripts available?

Yes. Include your caption, transcript, language, and accessibility requirements in the brief so they can be included in the production scope and review process.

How long should a lesson video be?

Long enough to teach its specific objective clearly. We plan the length around the subject, demonstration, and course context rather than forcing every lesson into a fixed runtime.

Need the course around the videos?

We can also discuss course structure, supporting lessons, practice, and assessment through our course-development service.

Tell us what the video needs to teach.

Share your audience, lesson topics, planned number of videos, recording needs, and delivery date. If scripts or footage already exist, include a sample.