Series of video case studies and student testimonials for study centre, Kumon UK. Produced, filmed and edited by Dreaming Fish Productions.
Educational case studies, Surrey
Kumon, the educational network based in Japan, is one of the UK’s largest education providers. As an institute, they offer bespoke Maths and English support and extra tuition programmes tailored to children, of any age and ability, helping them learn and progress at a pace that is tailored to them. DreamingFish first began working with Kumon back in 2016 and since that time, we have created a wide range of video content for them; from video testimonials, case studies, 360 classroom experience videos, interviews and b-roll with instructors, parents & students. We have also created video content for Kumon to be used in internal and external presentations and conferences.
Alan’s story, Wednesfield
We have loved working with all the Kumon team, over the years. It’s been an absolute pleasure to watch the children grow, develop and improve their skills and overall confidence. Alan’s story is a great example of one of Kumon’s many success stories within the educational sector. We are so proud of all Alan has achieved, thanks to Kumon. Go Alan!
In need of an educational video?
Our educational video services are available for any education institution; from schools, colleges to universities. Whether your video is live-action or animated, it will go through the same process of scripting, storyboarding and video production based on your requirements and audience needs. Contact us to get started!
FAQs about educational videos
It depends on your message and the desired platform. However, most educational videos sit comfortably between 1–5 minutes. Shorter and snappier edits tend to keep your viewers engaged for longer.
Videos are super versatile. You can host them on your website, share on socials, newsletters and other marketing materials. The options are endless!
Definitely. We can create fully animated videos, live-action promos or a hybrid of both. Animation is great for visualising processes or ideas you can’t easily film. Alternatively, live-action works well for real world scenarios and showing real students and teachers.
