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Best training video production companies in 2026

Our pick for most companies with training to record is Mark Studios: Mark edits a whole training library to one template, five lessons at a time, with captions and LMS-ready exports, and films presenters and demos on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 15, 2026Sources

Our pick

Mark Studios is the best training video production company for most teams.

Most training isn’t one video. It’s twenty lessons recorded on different days by different people, a software demo that changes next quarter and a compliance module that has to be captioned. The work is making all of it look like one course and keeping it current. Mark Studios is set up for exactly that.

  • One template, every lesson. Intro, outro, lower-thirds, section cards and a grade designed first, so lessons from different presenters and days read as one program.
  • Built for an LMS. Retakes and pauses removed, screen recordings and slides synced to the presenter, captions burned in or as SRT and VTT, chapters and exports for your platform.
  • Easy to keep current. Batches of five lessons in 5–7 business days, a free mutual NDA, source files kept 24 months, and Mark on every project.
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We publish this list and we’re on it, so weigh that. Every other company’s facts below come from its own website, with the date we read it.

Quick picks.

For filmed compliance and safety training with crews nationwide, Beverly Boy; for a filmed tutorial at a published starting price, Lemonlight. For SCORM-ready animated training, Broadcast2World; for the cheapest animation packages, BuzzFlick; for premium animated explainers, Epipheo or Yum Yum Videos. To make avatar-led training yourself, Synthesia, HeyGen or Colossyan. In South Florida, Ball Media Innovations publishes the lowest crew rate and C&I Studios shoots training libraries in batches. For a cheap one-off, Fiverr.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickBest overall: a whole training library edited to one template, with presenters filmed in South Florida
  2. FiverrA cheap one-off training video
  3. Beverly Boy ProductionsFilmed compliance, safety and onboarding training nationwide
  4. LemonlightA filmed tutorial at a published starting price
  5. Broadcast2WorldAnimated compliance training delivered SCORM-ready
  6. BuzzFlickThe cheapest packaged animated training video
  7. EpipheoPremium animated explainers for complex training
  8. Yum Yum VideosPolished animated onboarding from a Miami studio
  9. ColossyanAI-avatar training courses with SCORM export
  10. HeyGenLow-cost AI-avatar training videos
  11. SynthesiaEnterprise AI-avatar training at scale
  12. Ball Media InnovationsFilmed training at a low published rate in South Florida
  13. C&I StudiosTraining libraries shot in batches in Broward

Mark Studios is our pick for most teams. The other rows carry each company’s “best for” label from its entry below and aren’t ranked. We wrote this list.

13 options side by side.

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 15, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.
ProviderBased inHow it’s madePublished priceStated turnaroundBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickPalm Beach County, FLFilms presenters and demos on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; edits recordings from anywhereEdits quoted per batch; editing plans from $750/month5–7 business days per batch of five lessonsTeams turning recorded training into a consistent library
Marketplaces
FiverrOnline marketplace (sellers worldwide)Mostly animation, editing and AI-avatar gigs; a few sellers filmGigs from $5 to $2,000; Fiverr says $200–$250 is typical; plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gig; Fiverr says about 2–3 weeks on averageSmall teams with a tight budget and one video
Training video production companies
Beverly Boy ProductionsWest Palm Beach, FL and Los Angeles, CA (East and West HQs)On site with camera crews across the US; animation and voiceover too$10,000 to well over $100,000 a training video (quoted)2–6 weeks or longerLarge employers filming compliance and safety training
LemonlightInglewood, CAOn site with vetted local crews in 70+ cities; also animated and studioTutorial videos from $2,500 (doc-style or animated) or $5,000 (studio); rush +20%4–6 weeks (doc-style, animated) or 5–12 weeks (studio)Teams wanting one crew-shot how-to video
Animation and eLearning studios
Broadcast2WorldPiscataway, NJ (US office); production in Gurugram, IndiaAnimated (whiteboard, 2D, motion graphics); no filmingFrom $2,400 for a 60-second training video, fixed fee4–6 weeks standard; 4–8 weeks for a 3–5 minute videoL&D teams that need SCORM packages
BuzzFlickHouston, TX (also New York and Dover)Animated (2D, 3D, whiteboard, motion graphics)$1,850 (60 s), $2,950 (90 s) or $5,950 (120 s) packages5, 4 or 3 weeks by packageTeams wanting a fixed-price animated module
EpipheoCincinnati, OHMostly animated (2D, motion graphics, whiteboard); some live actionInternal and training videos $10,000–$30,000; whiteboard $8,000–$25,0004–6 weeks for whiteboard; longer for premium work; rush +25–50%Companies explaining technical topics in animation
Yum Yum VideosMiami, FL (also Buenos Aires)Animated (2D, motion graphics, whiteboard)Calculator estimates from $6,000–$15,000; animated videos average $8,000–$30,0007–9 weeks typicalTeams wanting high-polish animated walkthroughs
AI video tools
ColossyanNot statedAI-generated avatars from a script; no filmingFree Starter; Professional $59/month on an annual plan (+$30 per extra member)Self-serveL&D teams building avatar-led courses themselves
HeyGenNot statedAI-generated avatars; no filmingFree; Creator $29/month; Pro $49/month; Business $149/month (+$20 per extra seat)Self-serveSmall teams translating short training videos
SynthesiaLondon, UKAI-generated avatars from a script; no filmingFree (watermarked); Starter $29/month; Pro $89/month; Enterprise customSelf-serveLarge L&D teams producing avatar training in many languages
Florida-based options
Ball Media InnovationsMiami–Fort Lauderdale area and Orlando, FLOn location across South Florida and Orlando; partner crews elsewhereCorporate videos including training from $1,200; industrial training from $1,500Not statedFlorida operations and customer-service training
C&I StudiosFort Lauderdale, FL (also Los Angeles and New York)On location across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, and in its Los Angeles studioSingle-day shoots from about $3,000; multi-video packages $10,000–$50,000+1–2 weeks for a single-day interview shoot; 4–8 weeks for a scripted filmCompanies filming a training series in South Florida

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 15, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.

Each company, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Teams turning recorded training into a consistent library

Based in
Palm Beach County, FL
How it’s made
Films presenters and demos on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; edits recordings from anywhere
Published price
Edits quoted per batch; editing plans from $750/month
Stated turnaround
5–7 business days per batch of five lessons

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. For onboarding, compliance, product and software training, Mark designs one template first, with intro, outro, lower-thirds, section cards and a grade, so lessons recorded on different days look like one course. Lessons are then edited in batches of five: retakes and pauses removed, screen recordings and slides synced to the presenter, zooms and callouts on software demos, audio levelled, and captions burned in or delivered as SRT or VTT, with chapters and exports for your LMS. A free mutual NDA covers unreleased material, source files are kept for 24 months for later updates, and Mark also films presenters and demos on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. Site figures: 10,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews.

Pros

  • One template across every module, so the library looks like one course
  • Batches of five lessons in 5–7 business days, captions included
  • Source files kept 24 months, so one lesson can be updated without a re-edit

Good to know

  • On-site filming covers Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; elsewhere your team records
  • A large library arrives in stages, five lessons at a time
  • Each batch is quoted rather than sold from a rate card
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Marketplaces

Fiverr

Best for: Small teams with a tight budget and one video

Based in
Online marketplace (sellers worldwide)
How it’s made
Mostly animation, editing and AI-avatar gigs; a few sellers film
Published price
Gigs from $5 to $2,000; Fiverr says $200–$250 is typical; plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Stated turnaround
Set per gig; Fiverr says about 2–3 weeks on average

A search for training videos on Fiverr showed “934 services available” on October 15, 2026, and they range widely: “I will create an engaging employee training video for your company” from $75, AI-avatar OSHA safety videos from $15, and a professional training spokesperson from $2,000. Fiverr’s corporate training category says a typical job costs $200–$250 and takes about 2–3 weeks. A 5.5% fee is added at checkout, plus $3.50 on orders under $200. Most gigs are animation or AI avatars rather than filmed training, and scope, revisions and delivery are set by each seller.

Pros

  • The lowest entry prices for a single training video
  • Animated, AI-avatar and edited options in one place
  • Prices shown before you order

Cons

  • Many cheap gigs are AI-avatar videos, not custom training
  • Quality and LMS know-how vary by seller

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Fiverr training videos search · Fiverr corporate training videos · Fiverr buyer fees (Help Center)

Training video production companies

Beverly Boy Productions

Best for: Large employers filming compliance and safety training

Based in
West Palm Beach, FL and Los Angeles, CA (East and West HQs)
How it’s made
On site with camera crews across the US; animation and voiceover too
Published price
$10,000 to well over $100,000 a training video (quoted)
Stated turnaround
2–6 weeks or longer

Beverly Boy’s training page covers onboarding videos, compliance training, safety instruction, software tutorials and skills programs, with scriptwriting, shooting, motion graphics and LMS-ready delivery. It also lists retail, multilingual, point-of-sale and train-the-trainer videos. It puts a training video at anywhere from $10,000 to well over $100,000, made in 2–6 weeks or longer, with three rounds of revisions. The site lists 24 years in business and 25,000+ videos, and its locations page names two headquarters, West Palm Beach for the eastern US and Los Angeles for the western US; it also has a Miami training page.

Pros

  • Crews across the US
  • LMS-ready delivery and multilingual versions
  • Three revision rounds

Cons

  • The highest stated price range on this list
  • Training is priced per video, with no published package

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Beverly Boy training video production · Beverly Boy locations · Beverly Boy Miami training videos

Lemonlight

Best for: Teams wanting one crew-shot how-to video

Based in
Inglewood, CA
How it’s made
On site with vetted local crews in 70+ cities; also animated and studio
Published price
Tutorial videos from $2,500 (doc-style or animated) or $5,000 (studio); rush +20%
Stated turnaround
4–6 weeks (doc-style, animated) or 5–12 weeks (studio)

Lemonlight doesn’t sell training libraries as such, but its tutorial videos walk viewers through a process: doc-style or animated from $2,500 with a 4–6 week timeline, or a studio shoot from $5,000 at 5–12 weeks. Rush projects cost 20% more. Its How It Works page says most projects include three rounds of edits and that a typical production takes 5–12 weeks end to end. Local crews are vetted in more than 70 cities, and it handles actors, locations and props.

Pros

  • Published starting prices
  • Crews in 70+ cities
  • Actors and locations handled for you

Cons

  • Priced per video, not per library
  • Its pages give different timelines for the same style

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Lemonlight tutorial videos · Lemonlight: how it works

Animation and eLearning studios

Broadcast2World

Best for: L&D teams that need SCORM packages

Based in
Piscataway, NJ (US office); production in Gurugram, India
How it’s made
Animated (whiteboard, 2D, motion graphics); no filming
Published price
From $2,400 for a 60-second training video, fixed fee
Stated turnaround
4–6 weeks standard; 4–8 weeks for a 3–5 minute video

Broadcast2World makes animated training videos for onboarding, compliance, leadership, sales and product education. Pricing is a fixed fee from $2,400 for a 60-second video, including the script, storyboard, professional voiceover and revision rounds at every stage. It delivers MP4, WebM, HLS or SCORM-ready packages with captions and transcripts, and quotes multi-video series together. The standard timeline is 4–6 weeks, though its FAQ says a 3–5 minute video takes 4–8 weeks from an approved script.

Pros

  • SCORM packages, captions and transcripts included
  • Script and voiceover in the fixed fee
  • A published starting price

Cons

  • Animation only, no filmed presenters
  • Production is in India, with a US support office

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Broadcast2World training videos

BuzzFlick

Best for: Teams wanting a fixed-price animated module

Based in
Houston, TX (also New York and Dover)
How it’s made
Animated (2D, 3D, whiteboard, motion graphics)
Published price
$1,850 (60 s), $2,950 (90 s) or $5,950 (120 s) packages
Stated turnaround
5, 4 or 3 weeks by package

BuzzFlick sells animated employee, safety and onboarding training through its general animation packages: $1,850 for 60 seconds with two revisions and five-week delivery, $2,950 for 90 seconds with three revisions in four weeks, and $5,950 for 120 seconds with unlimited revisions in three weeks. Every package includes a script, storyboard and voiceover, and its training page offers a $500 credit on the first video. The packages are priced for animation in general, not for training specifically.

Pros

  • Published package prices
  • Script, storyboard and voiceover included
  • Faster delivery on bigger packages

Cons

  • Packages aren’t built for training libraries
  • Its pages list different office locations

Sources (checked Oct 2026): BuzzFlick pricing · BuzzFlick training video production · About BuzzFlick

Epipheo

Best for: Companies explaining technical topics in animation

Based in
Cincinnati, OH
How it’s made
Mostly animated (2D, motion graphics, whiteboard); some live action
Published price
Internal and training videos $10,000–$30,000; whiteboard $8,000–$25,000
Stated turnaround
4–6 weeks for whiteboard; longer for premium work; rush +25–50%

Epipheo’s pricing guide lists internal and training videos at $10,000–$30,000 for two to five minutes, longer and denser than its marketing explainers, and whiteboard videos for technical training at $8,000–$25,000 in 4–6 weeks. Two revision rounds are standard; each extra round adds roughly 8–12% and about a week, and rush work runs 25–50% above the standard rate. The employee-owned Cincinnati studio cites 6,000+ explainer videos and says it replies with a price range, usually within one business day.

Pros

  • A published range for training videos
  • Whiteboard style for technical topics
  • Range within one business day

Cons

  • Extra revision rounds add cost and time
  • Premium pricing for animation

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Epipheo pricing guide

Yum Yum Videos

Best for: Teams wanting high-polish animated walkthroughs

Based in
Miami, FL (also Buenos Aires)
How it’s made
Animated (2D, motion graphics, whiteboard)
Published price
Calculator estimates from $6,000–$15,000; animated videos average $8,000–$30,000
Stated turnaround
7–9 weeks typical

Yum Yum Videos, headquartered in Miami with an office in Buenos Aires, makes animated training, onboarding and walkthrough videos. Its cost calculator starts estimates at $6,000–$15,000, while its FAQ puts the average animated video at $8,000–$30,000. Most projects take seven to nine weeks, with two rounds of feedback after each stage of production. It asks for 50% up front and 50% on approval.

Pros

  • Feedback rounds at every stage
  • Headquarters in Miami
  • A cost calculator before you call

Cons

  • Seven to nine weeks per video
  • Its calculator and FAQ give different price ranges

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Yum Yum Videos cost calculator · Yum Yum Videos FAQ

AI video tools

Colossyan

Best for: L&D teams building avatar-led courses themselves

Based in
Not stated
How it’s made
AI-generated avatars from a script; no filming
Published price
Free Starter; Professional $59/month on an annual plan (+$30 per extra member)
Stated turnaround
Self-serve

Colossyan turns scripts into avatar-led training videos and courses. Starter is free, and Professional costs $59 a month on an annual plan, plus $30 a month per extra member, adding five SCORM exports a month and AI image generation. Enterprise adds unlimited SCORM exports, SSO, SOC 2 Type II compliance and a choice of EU or US data residency, and translations cover 120+ languages. You write the script and build the video; there is no crew or editor.

Pros

  • SCORM export from the Professional plan
  • Translations into 120+ languages
  • Enterprise security options

Cons

  • AI presenters, not your people on camera
  • You do the scripting and building yourself

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Colossyan pricing

HeyGen

Best for: Small teams translating short training videos

Based in
Not stated
How it’s made
AI-generated avatars; no filming
Published price
Free; Creator $29/month; Pro $49/month; Business $149/month (+$20 per extra seat)
Stated turnaround
Self-serve

HeyGen makes avatar videos from a script, with voice cloning and translation into 175+ languages and dialects on paid plans. The free plan allows three videos a month of up to a minute; Creator is $29 a month and Pro $49. SCORM export, interactive quizzes and LMS integrations sit on the Business plan at $149 a month plus $20 per extra seat, which also allows videos up to 60 minutes. Paid plans remove the watermark.

Pros

  • The lowest paid plan on this list
  • Translation into 175+ languages and dialects
  • SCORM and LMS integrations on Business

Cons

  • SCORM and long videos need the $149 plan
  • AI presenters, not your people on camera

Sources (checked Oct 2026): HeyGen pricing

Synthesia

Best for: Large L&D teams producing avatar training in many languages

Based in
London, UK
How it’s made
AI-generated avatars from a script; no filming
Published price
Free (watermarked); Starter $29/month; Pro $89/month; Enterprise custom
Stated turnaround
Self-serve

Synthesia turns a script or document into avatar-led training and onboarding videos. Plans run on credits: the free plan includes ten minutes of video a month with a watermark, Starter at $29 a month adds about 12 minutes and Pro at $89 about 60. SCORM export, one-click translation into 140+ languages and unlimited minutes sit on Enterprise, which is quoted. It also sells AI roleplay practice, with scenarios learners complete and scores you can track.

Pros

  • Translation into 140+ languages on Enterprise
  • AI roleplay practice for learners
  • Free plan to try it

Cons

  • SCORM export is Enterprise-only
  • Paid plans cap video minutes by credits

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Synthesia pricing

Florida-based options

Ball Media Innovations

Best for: Florida operations and customer-service training

Based in
Miami–Fort Lauderdale area and Orlando, FL
How it’s made
On location across South Florida and Orlando; partner crews elsewhere
Published price
Corporate videos including training from $1,200; industrial training from $1,500
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Ball Media Innovations films training on operations, customer service, installation techniques and patient self-care, and its demo reel includes Burger King front-counter training. Its president ran Burger King’s worldwide video communications department before founding the company. Corporate videos, training included, start at $1,200 and industrial and plant training videos at $1,500, with English and Spanish translation, dubbing and subtitles offered. It doesn’t publish a turnaround.

Pros

  • The lowest published crew rate on this list
  • Long history in restaurant and retail training
  • Translation and subtitles in-house

Cons

  • No stated turnaround
  • Starting rates cover video types in general

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Ball Media training video production · Ball Media pricing

C&I Studios

Best for: Companies filming a training series in South Florida

Based in
Fort Lauderdale, FL (also Los Angeles and New York)
How it’s made
On location across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, and in its Los Angeles studio
Published price
Single-day shoots from about $3,000; multi-video packages $10,000–$50,000+
Stated turnaround
1–2 weeks for a single-day interview shoot; 4–8 weeks for a scripted film

C&I Studios, producing in South Florida since 2006, films training libraries, onboarding series and compliance content, with editing, color and sound in-house. A single-day shoot for internal content starts around $3,000 and can be delivered in one to two weeks; multi-video packages with scripting and locations typically run $10,000 to $50,000+. It signs NDAs before seeing a script, handles vendor onboarding and insurance, and consolidates stakeholder feedback into revision rounds included in the price. Its South Florida page calls Fort Lauderdale its headquarters, while its corporate page leads with a Los Angeles studio.

Pros

  • Training libraries shot in batches
  • NDAs and vendor onboarding handled
  • Revision rounds included in the price

Cons

  • Packages start well above a single shoot
  • Its pages differ on where it is headquartered

Sources (checked Oct 2026): C&I Studios corporate video production · C&I Studios South Florida

How we chose these options.

We wrote this list and put Mark Studios first. Mark also sells on Fiverr, which is on the list. No company paid to appear. Training edits are quoted per batch, so our row shows the published editing plan prices.

Who’s included
We started from Google results for training video production companies and corporate training video production, including the agency lists and tools that rank for them, and kept companies whose own websites sell training, tutorial or eLearning video and loaded on the day we checked. We added AI avatar tools, Florida studios and Fiverr. We left out studios outside the US with no US presence, pages that price only through a quiz or calculator with no figures, and companies with no training work on their site.
What we checked
Each company’s own website, read on October 15, 2026: where it is based, whether it films, animates or generates video, any published price or timeline, and terms such as revision rounds and SCORM or LMS delivery. Where a company’s pages disagree, we say so. Prices change, so confirm before you sign.
How it’s ordered
Our pick first, then five groups: a marketplace, training video production companies, animation and eLearning studios, AI video tools and Florida-based options, alphabetical within each. The companies after Mark Studios aren’t ranked, and there are no scores.
What the data says

In Synthesia’s own 2026 survey of 421 learning and development professionals, 52% said their teams use AI for video creation. Synthesia sells AI avatar video, so read it as a vendor figure. Avatars suit scripted policy updates; a real person doing the task on camera still teaches a physical or software skill better. The survey is covered in our AI video editing statistics.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best training video production company?

For most companies with training to record, Mark Studios: it edits a whole library to one template in batches of five lessons, delivers captions and LMS-ready exports, keeps source files for updates and films presenters in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. For filmed compliance training nationwide, Beverly Boy. For SCORM-ready animation, Broadcast2World. To build avatar training yourself, Synthesia, HeyGen or Colossyan.

How much does a training video cost?

Published prices read October 15, 2026: Beverly Boy $10,000 to well over $100,000; Epipheo $10,000–$30,000 for internal and training videos; Yum Yum Videos from $6,000–$15,000; Lemonlight from $2,500; Broadcast2World from $2,400 for 60 seconds; BuzzFlick from $1,850; C&I Studios from about $3,000 a shoot day; Ball Media Innovations from $1,200; Fiverr gigs from $5. AI tools run from free to $149 a month. Mark Studios quotes each batch of lessons in the instant quote, and its editing plans start at $750 a month.

How long does it take to make a training video?

C&I Studios delivers a single-day shoot in one to two weeks; Beverly Boy says 2–6 weeks or longer; Lemonlight and Broadcast2World 4–6 weeks; Yum Yum Videos seven to nine. Mark Studios edits five lessons in 5–7 business days, so a library arrives in stages. AI tools render as you build.

Should training videos be filmed, animated or made with AI avatars?

Film when learners need to see a real person do the task, such as equipment, safety or a customer conversation. Animate abstract processes, data flows or anything that doesn’t exist yet. AI avatars suit scripted policy updates and fast translation. Many libraries mix all three, with screen recordings for software training.

What is SCORM, and do I need it?

SCORM is a packaging standard that lets a learning management system track whether someone watched or completed a module. If your LMS reports completion for compliance, ask for SCORM: Broadcast2World includes it, Colossyan and HeyGen add it on paid plans and Synthesia on Enterprise. If you only need playback, MP4 files with captions work in most LMSs.

How do you keep training videos up to date?

Keep the source files and a template. Mark Studios keeps source files for 24 months, so one lesson can be re-cut when a process changes without rebuilding the course. With AI avatar tools you edit the script and render again; with animation, ask the studio what an update costs before you sign.

Which training video companies are in South Florida?

Mark Studios is in Palm Beach County and films in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. C&I Studios is in Fort Lauderdale, Ball Media Innovations covers Miami to Orlando, Yum Yum Videos is headquartered in Miami, and Beverly Boy lists West Palm Beach as its East Coast headquarters.

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