We teamed up with The Raspberry Pi Foundation to create their very first explainer video! The lovely people at the Foundation wanted a fun, light-hearted animation to inform new users of the incredible potential of the Raspberry Pi. Used for education and beyond while appealing to all age ranges and demographics, the video is narrated by the brilliant Amy Mather
Client: Raspberry Pi
Design, Direction and Production: Saladhouse
Sound Design: Marcus Alexander
Voice-over: Amy Mather
Design, Direction and Production: Saladhouse
Sound Design: Marcus Alexander
Voice-over: Amy Mather
It was an absolute pleasure to work with Saladhouse. They developed Raspberry Pi’s first animated explainer, helping to introduce our small, affordable computer through clear storytelling and playful humour.
The video struck the right tone for both children and adults, making the subject easy to understand without oversimplifying it.
The animations were well received and became a useful reference for how we can best introduce Raspberry Pi to a wider non-technical audience.
The team worked closely with us, quickly understood the brief, and delivered each stage of the project with care and consistency.
The team worked closely with us, quickly understood the brief, and delivered each stage of the project with care and consistency.
We continued to work with them on more videos that explored creative and educational uses of Raspberry Pi.
We’d recommend Saladhouse unreservedly to anyone looking for thoughtful, well-crafted animation.
Eben Upton - Raspberry Pi Foundation
