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Explore the videos and the playable simulation produced by the studio. Each piece identifies its channel and how it was made.

  • Video thumbnail titled “Online training platforms: how do you keep learners engaged to the end?”, next to a gold curve that holds to the end while two blue curves drop
    VIDEOOnline training platforms: how do you keep learners engaged to the end?CH4CH11:46

    Why do learners drop out of an online course? Often because of a single module. The film shows what to tackle first to improve completion rates: find the module where the curve drops, improve it, then the other modules, and only then expand the catalogue, following a plan.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: writing, code-based data animation, voice, mixing and subtitles.

    Synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice. The curve illustrates a mechanism, with no figures. No AI-generated imagery.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Managers, trainers: 4 keys to a good instruction”, next to an employee at her laptop
    VIDEOManagers, trainers: 4 questions for an instruction with no second readingCH11:47

    In French, with French subtitles

    A workplace scenario for managers and trainers: the same instruction, read two ways, and the four-question test that leaves less room for a second reading.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, writing, visual direction, voice and sound.

    AI-generated images and voice. The people shown do not exist. Synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Students: how can you tell if you really know your course?”, next to a student looking up from her notebook
    VIDEOTrainers: one simple step to give your learners so they know where they standCH11:28

    In French, with French subtitles

    A micro-lesson that lets you experience, in a few seconds, the difference between recognising information and being able to say it again, and leave with a simple step: close, recall, check.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, writing, motion design, voice and sound.

    Synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Content creators: how to direct a voice-over?”, next to three waveforms of the same sentence
    VIDEOContent creators: how to direct a voice-overCH21:28

    In French, with French subtitles

    The same sentence, spoken three times by the same synthetic voice, with three acting situations. What changes can be heard, and seen on the waveform: melody, breath, attack, rhythm.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: voice direction, writing, and motion design built from real measurements.

    Synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Advertisers: 6 pitfalls to avoid before running an AI ad”, next to a woman smiling at her phone
    VIDEOAdvertisers: 6 pitfalls to avoid before running an AI adCH31:08

    In French

    A short video drawn from a blog article: six mistakes that make people scroll past an AI-made ad, shown before and after on a studio ad.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: writing, images, motion design and voice.

    AI-generated images. The people shown do not exist. Synthetic voice.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “HR: how to welcome without overwhelming?”, a startled new hire under information tiles
    VIDEOHR, managers: 3 moves to onboard without overwhelmingCH1CH41:59

    In French, with French subtitles

    A motion-design micro-capsule: a new hire’s first day, the essentials drowning under information, and three moves to make the stage clear again.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, writing, motion design, voice and sound.

    Synthetic voices (library voices, no cloned voice). Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image.

  • Simulation thumbnail, in French: “Managers, HR: would your teams know how to react to a cyberattack?”, a startled office worker at his computer next to a shield
    SIMULATIONManagers, HR: would your teams know how to react to a cyberattack?CH55 min

    In French

    A playable simulation: a fictional working morning, five messages under pressure, one of them genuine. You observe, you act, and at 10 a.m. you find out what your choices set off, then see a portrait of your reflexes, with no score.

    Play the simulation (opens in a new tab)

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, scenario, interface and development of the simulation.

    Fictional companies, people and addresses. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image. Texts under review by a cybersecurity professional.

    Trailer (1:12): synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Trainers: 8 pitfalls to avoid in your training videos”, next to a man looking at his phone in front of a training video
    VIDEOTrainers: 8 pitfalls to avoid in your training videosCH41:15

    In French, with French subtitles

    A short video drawn from a blog article: eight mistakes that make learners drift away from a training video, shown before and after on a sample slide.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: writing, images, motion design, voice and music.

    AI-generated images. The people shown do not exist. Synthetic voice.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Trainers: what if your training looked like this?”, next to an amazed trainer with shining eyes
    VIDEOTrainers: what if your training looked like this?CH41:29

    In French, with French subtitles

    An example of a training film on a safety topic: 8 seconds in a forklift driver’s seat, a question, a replay that shows what habit hides, and the right move. The same format for all your training courses.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, writing, film, motion design, voice and sound.

    Driver’s seat and mirror images generated by AI, then retouched. Synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Trainers, HR: what if your training courses came to life?”, next to a golden slide lighting up among grey slides
    VIDEOHow to make training interactive: a real exampleCH5CH11:21

    In French, with French subtitles

    A real example: a fraud-awareness slide deck turned into an exercise where people practise instead of reading. Two steps: start from what the person will have to do on Monday morning, then have them practise it in context. The method works for any training course.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, demonstration slide deck, playable simulation, motion design and sound.

    No voice. Fictitious companies, people and addresses. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image.

  • Simulation thumbnail, in French: “Managers: test your listening in 5 minutes”, next to a manager listening to a team member in the late-afternoon light
    SIMULATIONManagers, test your listening skills: a 5-minute role-playCH55 min

    In French

    A free management test in a real-life scenario: a team member says they’re fine, and you sense they’re not. Three decisions, including the choice to say nothing, three possible conversations, then your own conversation replayed with what the character was going through. No score.

    Play the simulation (opens in a new tab)

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, branching scenario, voice, sound, interface and development of the simulation.

    Fictional companies and people. Images of Inès and of the manager generated by AI. Inès’s voice is synthetic (library voice, no cloned voice).

    Trailer (1:27): narrator’s voice cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice; Inès’s voice is a synthetic library voice.

  • Simulation thumbnail, in French: “Managers: test your corrective conversation in 15 minutes”, next to a frame of golden light in which a manager and an experienced technician talk face to face
    SIMULATIONManagers, test how you handle a corrective conversation: a 15-minute role-playCH515 min

    In French

    A free, playable example of a corrective conversation with an employee: prepare, hold the meeting, then see what has changed three weeks later. Ten decisions, five possible outcomes, then your game replayed with what the employee was going through. No score.

    Play the simulation (opens in a new tab)

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: instructional design, three-act scenario with hidden states, voices, sound, interface and development of the simulation.

    Fictional company and people. Images of Thierry, Lina, Hugo and the manager generated by AI. Synthetic voices (library voices, no cloned voice).

    Trailer (1:51): narrator’s voice cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice; Thierry’s voice is a synthetic library voice.

  • Video thumbnail: “HR: your best training, replayed forever?”, above a training room crossed by a glowing golden loop
    VIDEOHR: Your Best Training, Replayed for Every New HireCH41:33

    The studio’s presentation film. Monday, 9 a.m.: the new team is waiting for its trainer. The module, built once with you and approved at every step, welcomes them in their language, in the room or online; hands-on skills are still learned on the job.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: writing, images, motion design, voice, music and sound effects, subtitles, French, English and Arabic versions.

    People and settings generated by AI. Synthetic voice created from Michaël Gisserot’s voice, with his consent. The panels show real excerpts from our productions. Thumbnail illustrated with an AI-generated image.

  • Video thumbnail, in French: “Corporate AI video: how to avoid the cheap look?”, next to Michaël as a referee, whistle in his mouth and a yellow card raised, above a signal that goes from chaos to calm
    VIDEOCorporate AI video: how to avoid the cheap lookCH41:33

    In French, with French subtitles

    The studio’s know-how film. Soulless, impossible to correct, stolen voices: video professionals are right to distrust AI, as long as nobody tames it. Michaël takes each criticism in turn and shows what the studio does about it.

    How it was made

    An Ali Prod production: writing, code-built motion design, voice, sound effects and subtitles checked word by word.

    Synthetic voice, cloned with consent from Michaël Gisserot’s voice. Character drawn from AI-generated images. No footage made by a video AI.

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