A new campaign
Make the first brief.
Give one product and message a clear creative starting point.
The resource library
Useful Resources for Your Next Business Video
Practical commercial video briefs, storyboard workflows, production answers and documentation in one resource library.
Make the preparation useful
From a clear brief to a considered delivery.
Start with the question you need to resolve. Prepare material, choose a story, guide the creative or review a business change. Each resource gives you something practical to use with your production process.
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Brief templates
Four downloadable working documents. Separate product facts from the visual direction, map a revision, prepare a recording and review a delivery.
Storyboard workflows
Worked scene plans for six business tasks, with what to show, what to say and which result to check.
Production guides
Practical guides to video Agents, ad briefs, launch stories, demos, revisions, avatar presenters, review and learning delivery.
Video glossary
Understand the language of a production handoff. Each definition connects to a decision and a useful next resource.
Production questions
Find a direct answer when a brief, asset, edit or delivery decision is holding up your next film.
Publishing & learning delivery
Prepare an approved output for its destination, confirm the remote result and distinguish SCORM course packages, xAPI records and cmi5 launches.
Documentation
Use the desktop workflows for local sources, product control, capture, avatar presenters, export and publication.
Choose your starting point
Three ways into the work.
These paths connect a decision to a source package, a result and the next review.
A product story
Show the change.
Connect a meaningful launch with a product view someone can inspect.
A business update
Keep the project useful.
Make the changed facts and requested retained work clear before revising.
Product information stays separate
Need to know what Martius supports?
Use the documentation to connect these production methods with Martius operations: product control, linked updates, desktop capture, presenters, review and delivery.
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Current product answers
Creation, revision, local projects, avatar presenters, export and publishing.
Desktop capture scope
The difference between a real capture chain, supplied footage and an interface illustration.
Dated updates
Read what changed and which website or product scope the note describes.
Sources and scope
Original planning material by the Martius team, reviewed . Use these resources to prepare source materials, direct an Agent task, review a revision and deliver an approved film. Product operation and delivery settings are documented in the linked Martius guides.
- W3C: planning accessible audio and video ↗ — Planning, captions, transcripts, meaningful visual information and player needs.
- W3C: captions and subtitles ↗ — Speech, necessary sound information, synchronized captions and review of automatic text.
- Pexels license ↗ — Conditions for photographs and footage sourced from Pexels.
- Mixkit licenses ↗ — Check the asset’s category and actual license rather than assuming all footage has the same conditions.
- ADL: SCORM data-model profile ↗ — SCORM learning state and the distinction between completion and success.
- ADL: xAPI specification ↗ — Learning-event data, communication and specification-version references.
- cmi5 project and Quartz specification ↗ — LMS course structure, launch and session context for xAPI.