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Insignia Financial
Finance is a category where trust is everything. The Insignia film balances what they do with a warm, human language that earns attention rather than demanding it.
View case study →Fintech motion graphic explainer videos
Fintech motion graphic explainer videos for payments, banking, and financial software that cannot afford to look cute or vague. Clear enough for a board, sharp enough for a landing page.
Selected work
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Finance is a category where trust is everything. The Insignia film balances what they do with a warm, human language that earns attention rather than demanding it.
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Class Trust's SMSF accounting is complex by nature. Compliance workflows become clear sequences so trustees and accountants get the value fast.
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Paperless invoicing made obvious — a payments story for busy teams who need to see the workflow, not read a feature list.
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A payment gateway walked through as one system: accept, manage, and reconcile across channels without the usual integration fog.
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Machine learning for bookkeeping and reconciliation, told so accountants see the advisory work they get back — not a black box.
View case study →Payments, ledgers, and closed-loop networks do not explain themselves. I put the mechanism on screen so a CFO, a marketer, and a customer all see the same story.
What a fintech explainer has to do
“It felt like Motion Story was part of our team, even though we were both sitting at the other end of the globe.”
Questions
A short film that makes a payments, banking, or finance product obvious. Motion graphics, not live action. Built for trust: clear mechanism, no cartoon language, no feature dump.
Generic explainers often use stock characters and a problem-solution template. Finance buyers read that as cheap. These films show the actual product logic — the loop, the ledger, the workflow — in a visual language that matches the brand.
From $5,000. Most projects land around $10,000–$15,000. Fixed quote upfront after we understand the brief.
Most projects run 3 to 6 weeks. Simpler pieces can ship in about two weeks when scope is tight.
Me. Dan Neale. Concept, storyboard, creative direction, and delivery. When a job needs extra hands, I direct them.