Bespoke eLearning
Modular eLearning for a professional body—on-brand, measurable, easy to refresh
Animation&Illustration
Animation and illustration from Learncentric give you rich visual stories and explainers for digital learning—without the full cost and logistics of on-location video and photography when those are not the right fit.
Promotional Animations
Animation is ideal for launching new products, campaigns, and sales enablement. We produced this piece for Sabre to bring their message to life in a bold, memorable format.
Storytelling Animation
Storytelling is one of the most powerful ways to land a message. This animation for a football league explored identity and belonging for young athletes.
Benefits of Illustrations and Animated Content
Dynamic elearning content developed with animations and illustrations is relatively quick and low-cost to create and update compared to most video production. This is because there's no need to book people and locations for footage.
Complex processes and concepts can be conveyed through animation without the limitations of real-world physics. If you can imagine it, we can create it.
The elearning content is custom-built for your audience - we can ensure that their learning experience is authentic and personalised just for them.
It all starts with a storyboard
Our animation process for eLearning starts with storyboarding the content before moving onto the illustration and animation stages.
This refined process allows our instructional designers and scriptwriters to focus on the learning goals before going into the production phase.
Our Animated Educator Videos
In addition to character-led explainers, we produce presenter-style and narrator-led animated videos tailored to your tone of voice and brand.
Let's TalkAnimated educator videos help humanise complex topics while keeping production flexible—update a scene or script without another film shoot.
We align each script with clear learning outcomes and storyboard every beat with you before animation, so stakeholders see the flow early.
Types of Illustrated / Animated Learning Content
Any form of education and training can be delivered through illustrations and animated learning content. The end result could be:
- Storytelling – your learners are taken on a journey with characters and narrative arcs they remember.
- Interactive Learning – rather than a passive, click next experience, we build choices and feedback into the flow.
- Gamification – drawing on games-based learning principles to motivate progress and practice.
- Quizzes – through tests along the way, learners and L&D teams get actionable insight into understanding.
- Video – creating a multi-sensory training experience when motion and voice-over carry the message.
Case studies
Interactive Training Videos
Branching video scenarios for frontline teams—practice that feels like the real job
Creation & Social Media
Social and short-form content rhythm—employer brand and learning in one plan
AI Tools & Automation
AI-led video updates in dozens of languages—fast changes, no studio day every time
Bespoke eLearning
Modular eLearning for a professional body—on-brand, measurable, easy to refresh
Interactive Training Videos
Branching video scenarios for frontline teams—practice that feels like the real job
Creation & Social Media
Social and short-form content rhythm—employer brand and learning in one plan
AI Tools & Automation
AI-led video updates in dozens of languages—fast changes, no studio day every time
Frequently AskedQuestions
Illustrations are static or lightly animated visuals; animation adds motion, timing, and often narrative sequencing—both can be combined to explain ideas clearly and memorably.
Timelines depend on length, complexity, and review cycles. Storyboarding and script lock come first; we will agree milestones before production starts.
We create animated learning for organisations across sectors—from compliance and onboarding to product training and change programmes.
Learning specialists and visual creatives sit together—outcomes, brand, and accessibility are baked in from storyboard to final handover, not added at the end.
