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There are a few DIY, template-based video-making tools such as GoAnimate (now Vyond) and Biteable, that are pretty good. They are cost-effective and serve a certain need. They are in fact, as you mentioned, like a Canva for videos.
Custom videos made by animation studios serve a different requirement, because of the creativity, quality and effectiveness they bring in. We are making Homer for this market.
Thanks for asking. We are building a Project Management tool inside Homer. It will provide a standardised workflow to collaborate with a studio you choose, and oversee your video project, end-to-end.
Hello everyone, Homer is like Dribbble, but just for videos - Explainers, Product videos, Marketing videos etc.
You can browse portfolios of animation studios from around the world, filter by industry, visual style and purpose as well as search videos using keywords.
We aim to make the process of discovering ideas as well as animation studios easier.
Have been using this for quite some time now and have been gathering some useful bug reports for my website. I would say it needs a little more polish but definitely has a lot of promise.
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