TRAINING VIDEO PRODUCTION WALES
Training Videos People Can Actually Use
South Wales Video makes clear, reusable training videos for staff, contractors, customers and new recruits — filmed around the real procedure and the way people will learn.
TRAINING VIDEOS
FROM BRIEF TO FINAL EDIT
| WHAT WE MAKE | TRAINING FORMATS |
Training content built around what people need to do
Staff onboarding & induction
Give new starters, visitors and contractors a consistent introduction to the workplace, systems and expectations.
SOP & process videos
Record the correct sequence for technical, operational or administrative procedures so it can be replayed whenever needed.
Product & equipment training
Show controls, setup, use, checks and maintenance with the camera close enough to capture the detail learners need.
Health & safety training
Support procedures, hazards and safe working practices with clear visual examples. See our health and safety video production.
Screen & system training
Combine screen recordings, voice-over, captions and live-action footage for software, internal systems and remote onboarding.
HOW WE BUILD THE TRAINING
Turn repeated explanations into a reusable resource
Build the training once, then let people return to the right section when they actually need it.
Use the source material
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Manuals, slides, procedures and subject-expert knowledge give us the approved starting point.
Split it into modules
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Separate the subjects so viewers can jump directly to the task or procedure they need.
Film the real task
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Record the people, equipment, screens and demonstrations where the work actually happens.
Prepare it for delivery
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Plan chapters, captions and versions for your LMS, intranet, Teams or private webpages from the start.
Filming one-off or hard-to-repeat procedures
Some tasks cannot simply be stopped and performed again for the camera.
We can keep one camera wide to record the complete operation while another follows the important stages. Once the main task is safe and complete, selected actions can be repeated for close-ups of controls, tools, hand positions, measurements or checks.
This gives the edit both continuity and the detail needed to make the finished training film easy to follow.
Work with the people who know the subject
Your trainer, engineer, clinician, product specialist or experienced member of staff can keep the technical content accurate while we concentrate on making it clear on screen.
TWO PRACTICAL ROUTES
Plan it beforehand or shape it with your expert
Planned and scripted
Best when the approved message is already known. We organise it into a script, shot plan or storyboard before filming.
Collaborative
For complicated subjects, footage can be reviewed with the subject expert during production so terminology and sequence are checked early.
TRAINING VIDEO FAQ
Questions to settle before production
What material should we provide before scripting starts?
Send the material people already use: procedures, manuals, slides, screenshots, checklists and subject-expert notes. We can organise that information into a filming structure or script, with your nominated expert approving specialist content before it is locked.
Who should approve the technical content?
A named subject expert or training lead should own technical approval. They can review scripts, terminology, demonstrations and the edit at agreed stages so accuracy is checked without several people giving conflicting feedback.
How do you capture a procedure that only happens once?
The safest approach is to protect continuity first. One camera can record the complete operation while additional angles capture important detail; selected close-ups can then be repeated afterwards where it is safe and practical to do so.
When do captions, chapters and diagrams help?
Use them when they reduce cognitive load. Chapters help people find one task, captions reinforce terminology, diagrams clarify hidden relationships, and screen recordings are useful when the learner needs to reproduce a digital process step by step.
How should a training series be planned for future updates?
Keep procedures, introductions, screen demonstrations and compliance material in separate modules where possible. When one process or interface changes later, that section can be replaced without rebuilding the entire training programme.
Who should appear in a training video?
Internal specialists are often best when credibility and detailed knowledge matter. A presenter works well for controlled delivery, while voice-over is useful when the learner needs to concentrate on the procedure, equipment or screen rather than the speaker.
How should training videos be prepared for an LMS or intranet?
Decide the delivery platform before editing is finished. We can prepare chaptered or individual modules, captions and suitable file versions for an LMS, intranet, Teams, private webpage, presentations or other internal delivery systems.
What determines the cost of a training video project?
The main drivers are the number and complexity of procedures, filming time, locations, scripting, presenters or voice-over, graphics and the number of finished modules. See our video production pricing or send the full subject list for a project quote.
RELATED SERVICES
Useful alongside training video production
Health & safety videos
For procedures, safe working practices, hazards and compliance-led training.
Explainer videos
For products, services or systems where understanding matters more than instruction.
Interview filming
For subject experts, trainers and staff who need to explain the thinking behind a process.
Training video production across South Wales
On-site training, induction, SOP and product demonstration filming across the region.
Cardiff
Training, onboarding and procedure filming across Cardiff and Cardiff Bay.
Newport
Workplace, industrial and product training video production across Newport.
Cwmbran
Technical and manufacturing training filming across Cwmbran and Torfaen.
Swansea
Training video production across Swansea, Swansea Bay and nearby industrial areas.
Bridgend
Business, industrial and workplace training filming across Bridgend.
Vale of Glamorgan
Training and induction filming across Barry, Penarth and the wider Vale.
Rhondda Cynon Taf
Workplace and technical training filming across Pontypridd, Treforest and Llantrisant.
Monmouthshire
Training video production across Abergavenny, Chepstow and Monmouth.
Caerphilly
Business, site and procedure filming across Caerphilly and nearby locations.
Elsewhere in Wales
We also work throughout Wales and elsewhere in the UK where the project requires it.
ORGANISATIONS WE HAVE WORKED WITH
RECENT CLIENTS
Experience across construction, engineering, public-sector, corporate, education, healthcare and media projects.
START WITH THE TRAINING MATERIAL
Tell us what people need to learn
Send the subject, audience, existing material, filming location and where the finished videos will be watched. If you are planning several modules, include the full subject list from the start.