Come make your safety instruction video.

Real safety instruction videos the studio has made

Every one started as a sentence. Tap to play — then make your own.

How it works

What to have ready

The more you bring, the sharper the cut — but a link or a sentence is enough to start.

• The safety topic and steps — What to teach and the key actions — evacuation, severe weather, a machine, a hazard.
• Any regulations or exact wording — Required phrasing, standards or signage you must match — we keep mandated text verbatim, never paraphrased.
• Who it's for — Workers, students, kids, visitors — the audience shapes the tone and reading level.
• Your brand — Logo and colors, or your organisation's safety style.
• The languages — Every language your people speak — native voiceover in 120+.
• Where it plays — Onboarding, a screen on the floor, an app, or social — drives the format and length.

Best practices

• Teach one action per lesson — the thing to actually do when it matters.
• Use a clear visual model (a cutaway, a map, a diagram), not a wall of text.
• Calm, plain narration plus burned-in captions — safety must read on mute and under stress.
• Localize everything — a safety instruction only works if the viewer understands it.
• Kid-friendly when needed: an illustrated, children's-book style works for schools and families (see The Safest Room).

Questions, answered

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