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Microsoft Viva is positioned here as Microsoft’s employee experience platform—bringing knowledge, learning, insights, communication, and resources into the flow of work. Powered by Microsoft 365 and experienced through Microsoft Teams, Viva is framed as both a cultural catalyst and a practical platform: because Teams is ubiquitous, you can extend your existing apps, data, and insights into Viva to broaden reach across Viva and Microsoft 365. The animation calls out Viva’s open, extensible developer story with familiar building blocks like adaptive cards, SharePoint Framework, and Microsoft Graph, then points viewers to a learning track for Viva Connections (web parts, application customizers, adaptive cards), building Microsoft Graph connectors in preparation for the Topics API, and creating custom Power BI templates using Viva Insights data. It also notes the Viva Connections Toolkit is available now, with APIs for Insights, Topics, and Learning described as “coming soon in 2022,” and closes with a developer CTA: developer.microsoft.com/viva.

We produced this as an end-to-end animation built to make a platform story feel clear, approachable, and oddly energizing. In preproduction, we shaped the messaging into a tight script and visual plan, then used boards and animatics to keep the pace brisk while still letting the technical nouns breathe. From there, we paired professional voiceover with upbeat music, illustrated the full piece, and keyframed each beat so the ideas land cleanly—then polished the sound so it feels crisp and confident (because even Microsoft Graph deserves a little sparkle). After review loops, we delivered the final with closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails—ready to perform wherever your audience lives: Teams, web, or the mysterious tab someone pinned in 2021 and still uses daily.

Modern threats are sophisticated, dangerous, and always evolving—so this animation makes the case for endpoint security that’s built in, not bolted on. It introduces Microsoft Managed Desktop as a service that delivers expansive visibility, resources, and expertise to help prevent and respond to threats. The video calls out security baselines deployed by expert engineers, including curated attack surface reduction plus antivirus and antimalware configurations, along with managed updates to keep endpoints current. It also highlights 24/7 monitoring in a security operations center, faster action on alerts and threat intelligence, direct access to engineers for rapid remediation, and a clear CTA to learn more at aka.ms/MMD.

We produced this as a clean, confidence-forward animation designed to make a serious message feel simple and credible (without turning it into a joyless lecture delivered by a fax machine). We shaped the script and visual beats so each benefit lands quickly—then paired professional voiceover with gentle music, animated the artwork with purposeful motion, and polished the sound so every line stays crisp and calm. After streamlined review loops, we delivered the full package—closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails—so your message shows up ready to perform anywhere, with pixels that behave like trained professionals (most days).

Endpoint management can be time-consuming—difficult, even—and this animation frames Microsoft Managed Desktop as the “hand it to the experts” answer. It explains that Microsoft’s engineers curate user groups and policies, then test, roll out, and manage Windows and Office updates on your behalf, using Microsoft’s own experience and insights. The outcome is practical and human: fewer repetitive maintenance cycles, fewer support tickets, and more time for IT pros to drive value, innovate, and pursue business-specific opportunities. CTA: reach out to your sales rep or visit aka.ms/MMD.

We produced this one with an “IT gets their life back” tone—direct, confident, and refreshingly uncluttered. We distilled the message to a clean problem-to-payoff arc, then supported it with professional VO, steady music, and animation that emphasizes the results rather than drowning in process. Final pass: sound design that keeps every line crisp and every transition purposeful. Delivered with closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails.

“Tech that just works” is the dream—and this animation makes the case that Microsoft Managed Desktop delivers it. It highlights great device performance, evergreen protection and updates, and seamless hybrid productivity right out of the box: pre-installed access to email, apps, and shared resources so users can get moving immediately. It also calls out automated, timely Microsoft software updates and expert configuration that helps Windows devices boot faster, extend battery life, maximize uptime, and reduce crashes—resulting in happier users, fewer support tickets, and better recruiting and retention. CTA: talk to your Microsoft sales rep or visit aka.ms/mmd.

We produced this as a crisp, benefit-led animation built to make an IT service feel tangible. We shaped the story into fast, readable beats, then paired professional voiceover with upbeat music and clean motion that keeps each promise easy to remember. In finishing, we focused on the details that make short spots feel premium—tight pacing, clear transitions, and sound polish that keeps the message intelligible even on tiny speakers. Delivered with closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails.

This brand film introduces Microsoft Viva Pulse, a lightweight way to understand how work is going before the year-end review sneaks up wearing a trench coat. It highlights quick, privacy-protected feedback that encourages real-time improvements, plus prepopulated templates that let anyone request or give feedback in under two minutes. The message is simple: managers stay connected, project leads spot roadblocks while they’re still solvable, and employees get clearer insight into where they stand.

We produced this as a brand film—story-first preproduction (script + visual plan), smooth production execution, then post that takes it from assembled to shiny. We start with a line cut to lock the narrative, then refine pacing, polish the edit, dial in color, and sweeten the sound so every beat lands cleanly. And because shipping matters, we deliver the whole kit: closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails—ready for the wild.

This video spotlights Microsoft Viva Onboarding, designed to make “day one” feel less like wandering a new city with a dead phone battery. It positions Viva Onboarding as a single space where managers and HR can assign tasks, build onboarding plans, facilitate meaningful relationships, and gain insight into the onboarding process so it improves every time. The core promise: new hires feel prepared, confident, and connected from the start, while managers save time and create a cohesive experience.

On the production side, we built this film end-to-end: we shaped the narrative for clarity and warmth, storyboarded the flow so the message stays effortless, and then finished with a tight, professional post pass. First comes the line cut that proves the story works, then we add the gloss—polished edit, color processing, and sound design—plus the practical launch extras: captions, audio description, and thumbnails. One-stop shop. Blissfully organized.

This video tees up a familiar workplace challenge—getting messages out clearly, quickly, and to the right people—then introduces Project Vinci as the answer. It calls out the ability to define, create, target, and manage communications from one place, reach people in the apps they choose without juggling multiple tools, and back it all up with universal publishing and analytics. The headline takeaway: better communicators drive better business outcomes.

We produced this as a punchy brand moment with a clean arc and a confident finish. Preproduction sets the intent and pacing (so the story doesn’t wander off), production captures the right beats, and post is where it all snaps into place—tight edit, polished audio, and a final pass that makes everything feel intentional. As always, we deliver it ready to deploy, including closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails—because your pixels deserve a proper send-off.

Microsoft Viva is presented as an employee experience platform that brings knowledge, learning, well-being, communication, and resources into the flow of daily work—powered by Microsoft 365 and experienced through Microsoft Teams. The video tours four key modules: Viva Topics (topic cards and pages that surface descriptions, experts, and resources across Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, Office, and Viva Connections, with Yammer communities feeding conversations into shared knowledge); Viva Learning (personalized course discovery, featured content, search integration, sharing in Teams, and LMS/provider connections like LinkedIn Learning, Cornerstone on Demand, Saba, and SAP SuccessFactors); Viva Insights (private productivity and well-being nudges like focus time and guided meditation, meeting effectiveness practices, manager meeting plans and norms like no-meeting days, plus reminders and praise); and Viva Connections (a branded Teams experience with a dashboard of adaptive cards and partner integrations like ServiceNow, Workday, and Qualtrics, plus a feed pulling in SharePoint news, Stream video, and Yammer conversations with targeting and Boost for priority comms).

We produced this as a story-first demo that keeps a platform tour from feeling like a feature avalanche. In preproduction we shaped the narrative arc, chose the module order, and scripted the beats so each capability lands with purpose; in production we captured clean UI and recorded professional voiceover with music that supports momentum; and in post we refined the pacing so viewers stay oriented and the takeaways stick. After reviews, we deliver the full release-ready bundle—closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails—so your demo is easy to launch, easy to reuse, and easy to love.

Mark Russinovich looks back on Sysinternals turning 25—how a fascination with Windows internals (and meeting Bryce Cogswell) snowballed into tools admins practically keep on speed dial. He traces the early days (Regmon, Filemon, NTFS utilities), the evolution into modern staples like Process Explorer, Process Monitor, PsExec, ZoomIt, Autoruns, and Sysmon, and the moment Microsoft acquired Sysinternals in 2006—triggering the classic “download everything before it disappears!” rush that promptly…did things to the servers. The conversation lands on why the suite still matters: deep visibility, real-world troubleshooting, and security telemetry that keeps evolving—including talk of expanding Sysmon-style capabilities beyond Windows.

We produced this as a pre-recorded, streamed conversation with a crisp, relaxed vibe—technical, human, and blissfully free of awkward pauses. We shaped the story arc, designed the graphics package, prepped the guest for smooth back-and-forth, and polished the edit so the nostalgia and the technical takeaways land cleanly. Then we delivered a steady multi-channel stream through our remote studio and platform—resulting in a confident “live-style” experience and a replay-ready asset that still feels fresh long after the anniversary candles stop smoldering.

In this first episode of Windows in the Cloud, a Windows 365 Cloud PC takes center stage as host Christiaan Brinkhoff welcomes Jennifer “Jen" Gentleman, Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, for a tour of what’s new—and actually useful—in Windows 11 on a Cloud PC. They dig into why Cloud PCs simplify onboarding (no laptop shipping, no silicon shortage drama), how Windows 365 supports Windows 11 requirements like TPM and Secure Boot, and how it’s managed through Microsoft Endpoint Manager. Jen then demos Windows 11 productivity favorites: Snap Layouts (plus Windows-key shortcuts), virtual desktops with per-desktop wallpapers for cleaner mental “rooms,” Task View improvements, and File Explorer context-menu upgrades like Copy as path.

We produced this as a live-streamed digital event end-to-end: show development, a crisp graphics package, guest prep so everyone looks and sounds like a natural, live production, and a smooth stream to multiple social channels—then packaged for on-demand viewing. The payoff is a show that feels effortless for your audience and blissfully calm for your team: confident guests, sharp visuals, tight pacing, and a stream that behaves even when the internet gets suspicious.

This brand film positions Microsoft Viva Connections as the digital employee experience that keeps people feeling connected in a hybrid workplace—because “belonging” doesn’t happen by accident. It highlights an easy-to-read news feed for company updates, org-wide discussions that include leadership, and targeting that surfaces content based on attributes like role, location, or job type—plus boosted placement for critical, company-wide messages. It also spotlights partner integrations for mentorship, calling out the Tribute app for mentor matching and mentorship activity right inside Viva Connections, and it notes language preferences so global employees can read content in the language they choose.

We produced it end-to-end, shaping a clear story before production so every feature maps to a human benefit—engagement, belonging, retention. Production stays smooth because we handle the details (crew, schedule, set flow, and yes, food), and post is where it gets its polish: we build a line cut to lock the narrative, then refine pacing, edit, color, and sound design until it feels premium and effortless. We also deliver the full release bundle—closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails—so it’s ready to launch everywhere without scrambling.

This video frames Microsoft Viva Connections as a way to help employees contribute, share ideas, and thrive—especially in a hybrid world where “culture” can’t just live in the hallway. It emphasizes aligning the organization around vision, mission, and strategic priorities, then leans into two-way communication: real-time feedback and idea sharing from any device, plus communities where everyone from frontline workers to executives can join the conversation. It also calls out targeting content and dashboard cards so employees see what’s relevant, and it highlights partner cards like Qualtrics to capture the voice of the employee and surface insights for leaders.

We produced this brand film with a “keep it clear, keep it moving” philosophy—no jargon fog, no meandering. Preproduction locked the messaging and cadence, production captured the right beats cleanly, and post delivered the shine: a tight line cut first, then a refined edit, color processing, and sound design that makes the piece feel confident and modern. As always, we ship it properly with captions, audio description, and thumbnails—because done means done.