Animation and explainer videos for Bangalore startups and product teams

Six kinds of work cover most product releases, ordered singly or together as a launch kit.

Plainly: RaRe Frames has no office or team in Bangalore. Our only studio is the one in Gurgaon, at World Tech Park, Sector 30, and Bengaluru teams work with us remotely, in the same time zone. Our locations page has the general routine; for product teams it looks like this:

• Figma links, screen recordings and footage come in through Google Drive, Dropbox or Frame.io.
• Reviews happen in Frame.io, with comments pinned to the frame, so your PM, designer and founder review on their own schedule.
• Calls happen at kickoff and whenever a review is easier to talk through.
• Replies come within one working day, and short-form first cuts in about 48 hours.
• We do not film: a video production house in Bangalore that needs an editor can use us white-label.

Bengaluru is widely known as India's startup and technology hub, and product teams need video on a release rhythm, not once a year. The usual formats:

• A 60 to 90-second product explainer for the homepage and the sales deck.
• A short UI film for each feature launch or product update.
• Vertical and square clips for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, Reels and X on launch day.
• Founder podcasts and talking-head videos.
• Hackathon and meetup promos cut fast with kinetic type, like our Hackathon kinetic-type promo for Solami.

Hiring an explainer video company in Bangalore for one film leaves the launch-day clips to someone else. A launch kit plans every video around one release, in three parts:

1. One explainer or UI film, 16:9 and 30 to 90 seconds, for the landing page, YouTube and the release email.
2. Shorts cutdowns in 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1 for LinkedIn, X and YouTube Shorts.
3. A logo or brand sting, made once and reused on every release after it.

Send screens in the form that keeps the most detail:

• Figma: share view access to the file or to this release's frames, with layers named so each card and button can move on its own.
• Exports: if you cannot share the file, export the frames as SVG or 2x PNG and name the UI fonts.
• Recordings: full resolution, notifications off, a clean browser window and a slow, steady cursor, one user flow per clip.
• Demo data: a demo account with realistic sample data, never real customer details.

If you are looking for video editing services in Bangalore, the job is often founder-led content: a podcast or channel shipping every week, which suits a remote editor.

A podcast edit costs ₹9,999 per episode, and a YouTube edit ₹9,999 per long-form video. Clips for social are priced as Reels and Shorts, at ₹1,499 each up to 60 seconds, and talking-head clips can carry kinetic type, as in our Content-team cost kinetic reel.

One founder posting regularly fits the Creator plan (₹19,999/month for 8 Reels/Shorts and 1 long-form edit). Content teams fit the Growth plan, with a named lead editor, a motion designer and 48-hour priority turnaround on Reels. Comparing a video editing company in Bangalore with us? Ask both for named work and fixed per-video prices.

Six portfolio projects that match product briefs, from UI films and a 3D app reveal to a hackathon promo. They show style and finish, not Bangalore case studies.

Bangalore teams pay the same INR prices as every client. The final quote depends on length, footage and design work, and you get it before any work starts.

A launch kit at list prices, for example one ₹9,999 explainer, four cutdowns at ₹1,499 and a ₹3,499 logo sting, comes to ₹19,494. Teams shipping every month can move repeat work onto the Growth plan (₹48,999/month): 2 motion pieces for feature animations, 16 Reels/Shorts for cutdowns and clips, and 2 long-form edits for podcast or YouTube episodes. We confirm when we quote whether a full explainer fits inside the plan.

Or test us first with a ₹999 trial edit.

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