Our Favorite Animated Explainer Video Creators

Posted by Amiee PreFontaine on April 15, 2024
Amiee PreFontaine

When it comes to creating engaging and informative content, animated explainer videos can’t be beaten. Animated video content is an engaging and dynamic way to convey complex ideas in a visually appealing and easy-to-understand format. 

Here at VideoScribe, we love watching and sharing animated video content. Below we’ve spotlighted a few of our favorite animated explainer video creators to help inspire you when creating your next VideoScribe video. 

Kurzgesagt

Named after the German term for  "in a nutshell," the Kurzgesagt channel creates animated explainer videos about scientific concepts, technological advancements, and philosophical ideas. 

Their signature style and eye-catching color palette make even the most intricate topics accessible to viewers of all backgrounds. Their use of storytelling and well-crafted narratives also make their 10-15 minute videos engaging and interesting throughout. 

 

Ted-Ed

TED-Ed, TED's youth and education initiative, brings their classic TED Talks to life. TED partners with educators and animators worldwide to produce concise and visually engaging videos that cover a wide range of subjects. Their commitment to fostering curiosity and lifelong learning is evident in the diverse array of topics they explore and the seamless integration of animation with expert narration.

At VideoScribe we believe in the power of animated video to enhance teaching. Want to learn more about why VideoScribe is a must-have tool for educators? Read our blog here

 

The Infographics Show

The Infographics Show has become one of the leading creators of informative explainer videos on YouTube since its launch in 2016. The channel is known for its distinctive animation style, which combines colorful graphics, dynamic motion, and concise narration to deliver complex information in simple but effective ways. 

The Infographics Show covers a very wide range of subjects as well as delving into speculative scenarios and hypothetical situations, sparking curiosity and encouraging critical thinking to its viewers. Want to make your own infographic videos with VideoScribe? Read our handy guide here

 

The Law in 60 Seconds

The Law in 60 Seconds is created by award-winning human rights barrister and social justice campaigner Christian Weaver. Weaver uses VideoScribe to create bitesize law explainer videos. 

The Law in 60 Seconds aims to inform people of their legal rights and inspire change in a snappy and easily digestible format. Weaver has made explainer videos about all areas of the law, simplifying complex legal jargon alongside animated scenarios to cultivate understanding in a subject area that is often not accessible to the general public. We have explored the best practices for creating animated law videos on our blog.



2MinuteClassroom

2 Minute Classroom is a whiteboard explainer channel that focuses on science and maths at high school/secondary school level. The channel uses VideoScribe to break down scientific processes, math equations, and much more. It aims to make topics that many students typically see as difficult and boring, more enjoyable. The videos are short and highly informative, utilizing a range of imagery and text to accurately inform but not overwhelm students.

 

These are just some of our favorite explainer video creators who push the boundaries and champion creativity, education, and the boundless possibilities of video animation. 

We are always looking out for great animated video creation with VideoScribe and love to see our scribers share their work. Want to share your VideoScribe content with us? You can tag us on social media or use the hashtag #MadeWithVideoScribe. Maybe you will make our next favorites list! 

Let these creators inspire you on your own animation journey with a free 7-day trial from VideoScribe.

Topics: Inspiration & Ideas, Creative Animation

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