Animated video

We want to do 2 minute (tops) animated video introduction for a software product called WombatOAM. I am attaching a very crude PPT as a very general guide of what we want to communicate (I tried to map the main moments with the voice over in the comments), and I also copy/pasted the voice-over below. This video is destined for an audience of software developers, so the characters and animation should appeal to them. I used the black stick man as a mood guide, it doesn't have to be a black stick man, or maybe you can personalise it a bit so it looks like a software developer stick man :P We want the animation to be nice fluid. The video will be posted on our website on the product page, so the animation has to match the style, colours and graphics on the website: [login to view URL] Voice Over: Tired of having no visibility in your Erlang and Elixir clusters? Do you find out about your system crashing only when your customers start complaining? Figuring out what caused a crash feels like looking for the needle in a haystack? Look no further, there is a solution for your troubles! WombatOAM is the only operations and maintenance system purpose-built to understand the behaviour of Erlang and Elixir clusters. Regardless of you running a proprietary application or an open source one such as Phoenix, Riak, RabbitMQ or MongooseIM, WombatOAM works out of the box and gives you full visibility and control. Once you've installed WombatOAM, connect your Erlang and Elixir nodes using distributed Erlang and a secret cookie. WombatOAM will discover the other nodes in the cluster and the OTP applications running on them. If it has an agent for that particular OTP application, it will start it to it on the managed node. The agent will send back metrics, notifications and alarms, and allow commands to be executed locally. You can easily visualize collected information in WombatOAM's web dashboard or push it through our north bound interfaces to other OAM tools such as Graphite, Graphana and Nagios or to SAAS providers such as Splunk, Datadog and Pager Duty. Through its REST API, DevOps teams can integrate WombatOAM requests in their workflow.