Workplace learning and induction
Training Video Production Melbourne
Turn policies, procedures and specialist knowledge into clear training videos your team can revisit when they need them. Dream Engine produces training videos in Melbourne for onboarding, induction, compliance, product knowledge and technical instruction.
Examples of workplace training video production by Dream Engine.
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Clear workplace learning
Training videos for Melbourne workplaces
Established in 2002, Dream Engine has produced training content for organisations including BMW, Bosch, Ampol, The Good Guys, Stryker and AIA. We shape each project around what people need to understand, what they need to do and where they will watch the finished material.
Objectives planned first
Define the audience, required action and essential subject knowledge before filming.
Show each step clearly
Use demonstrations, close-up detail, screen recordings and graphics when they make a process easier to follow.
Production around operations
Plan access, safety, staff availability and filming around the realities of your workplace.
Ready for your platform
Supply agreed files, captions and versions for your LMS, intranet or internal platform.
Consistent instruction
How training videos make complex instruction clear and consistent
Video gives your team a repeatable explanation of important procedures, demonstrations and product knowledge. People can pause, revisit and refer back to the material without relying only on a live explanation each time.
We plan each module around a specific audience and purpose, then choose the clearest way to show the information on screen.
- Onboarding and induction
- Repeatable demonstrations
- Consistent workplace guidance
- Focused, reusable modules
Content and scripting
Turn specialist knowledge into clear instruction
We work with learning and development, HR, safety and compliance teams, together with the subject-matter experts who know the procedure. Our role is to help organise that knowledge into a clear sequence for the people who need to use it.
We work with your team to identify the essential learning points, choose what should be demonstrated and set practical approval stages before filming.
- Agree the audience and objective
- Shape focused modules
- Review scripts and storyboards
- Choose the right visual method
Training formats
Training video formats for your team
We produce individual training videos and coordinated sets of modules for teams across Melbourne and Australia.
- Employee onboarding
- Site induction and safety
- Compliance and policy
- Procedures and SOPs
- Software and systems
- Equipment and technical skills
- Product and sales training
- Refresher and update modules
Depending on the content, a project can combine presenters, practical demonstrations, interviews, screen recordings, motion graphics, diagrams, captions and voice-over.
On-location production
Film safely around day-to-day operations
Training projects often need to be filmed where the work happens. We plan production around your staff, customers, access requirements and operating schedule, whether the location is an office, factory, warehouse, retail site or healthcare setting.
The production plan can account for site inductions, PPE, permits, demonstrations, staff movements and the detailed shots needed to explain each step.
- Access and safety requirements
- Staff and customer movements
- Demonstrations and close detail
- A practical filming schedule
Featured assignment Ampol Newport Terminal safety induction
Dream Engine created a site induction video for staff, contractors and drivers arriving at Ampol’s Newport Terminal. The production combined narration, on-screen information, aerial footage and practical demonstrations filmed on location.
Production process
A clear path from expert knowledge to finished modules
The process gives your stakeholders practical review points while keeping content, filming and delivery moving in a logical order.
- Objectives and scopeAgree the audience, required action, content, locations and deliverables.
- Content and approvalShape scripts, storyboards and demonstrations with your subject-matter experts.
- Planning and filmingOrganise access, people, equipment and a realistic production schedule.
- Review and deliveryCollect stakeholder feedback and supply the agreed formats, captions and versions.
Typical investment
Many training video projects fall in the $5,000 to $10,000 + GST range. Multi-module programs and complex workplace productions can be higher. See the video production cost guide.
Why Dream Engine
Why Melbourne organisations choose Dream Engine
Established in 2002, Dream Engine brings a calm, managed production process to technical, industrial, retail, healthcare and corporate training projects. We work closely with the people who know the subject and the people responsible for approving it.
- Real workplace and client evidence
- Clear stakeholder review stages
- Production planned around operations
- Editable modules and future updates considered from the start
Training Video Production Case Studies
These three retained examples cover product application, retail sales knowledge and healthcare equipment operation.
Product training
BMW Seal & Protect
Produced at BMW’s Port Melbourne bodyshop, this module uses close demonstrations and step-by-step instruction to show the application process and explain the product’s features.
Retail sales training
Hoover for The Good Guys
This presenter-led module explains product features, benefits and key selling points in a consistent format for The Good Guys retail team.
Healthcare equipment training
Stryker stretcher systems
Produced for Stryker, this module uses sequenced demonstrations and close views to explain stretcher equipment operation for ambulance personnel.
Client experience
What training video clients say
Bill Anderson
Senior Video Producer, The Good Guys
“The thing that separates Dream Engine from other production companies that I’ve worked with is their sense of partnership. They feel as much responsibility about the successful completion of the project as I do. That’s really hard to find.”
Meredith Knowler
Manager, Infrastructure Planning & Improvement at SA Ambulance Service
“It has been a pleasure to work with you this year. The South Australian Ambulance Service has been mesmerised by your skills and craft and appreciative of your professionalism.”
Tony Vo
Project Manager, Australian Dental Council
“The process from start to finish has been professional, methodical and to a very high standard. We would have no reservations in recommending you to our professional colleagues.”
“I used their services to develop a couple of training videos for a not-for-profit organisation. They were very professional and supportive throughout the process.”
Helen Lechte
CEO, Cove Training
“Working with Ryan and Dream Engine was a pleasure. Truly professional. From start to finish. Our videos are fantastic.”
David Everingham
Business Development Manager, Nolan Group Australia
“I worked with Ryan and Saul to produce a couple of training videos. The recording of the training and information session was faultless. Would happily work with them again.”
Frequently asked questions What training and learning teams usually want to know
Practical answers about scripts, workplace filming, delivery, budgets, accessibility and future updates.
Do you help turn policies, procedures and expert knowledge into a script?
Yes. We work with your subject-matter experts to identify the essential information, organise it into a clear sequence and prepare scripts or storyboards for stakeholder review before filming.
Can you film while our workplace continues operating?
Yes. We regularly film in offices, factories, hospitals, warehouses, retail environments and other active workplaces. The production plan can account for access, safety requirements, staff movements and practical filming windows.
Can one filming period produce several training modules?
Often, yes. Related modules can share planning, locations, presenters and demonstrations. We define the full content list first so the filming schedule and deliverables are scoped efficiently.
What files can you supply for an LMS, intranet or internal platform?
We can supply standard video files, captions and agreed versions for upload to your LMS, intranet or internal platform. Confirm the platform requirements at the briefing stage so the correct export specifications are included in the scope.
Can you include screen recordings, graphics, captions and voice-over?
Yes. A project can include screen recordings, motion graphics, diagrams, captions and voice-over where they help explain the content. Additional language versions can also be scoped where required.
How long should a training video be?
The right length depends on the task. Many modules work well at two to five minutes when they focus on one learning objective, while inductions or complex procedures may need longer. For larger topics, we often recommend a short series so people can return to the exact section they need.
How much does a training video cost?
Many training video projects fall in the $5,000 to $10,000 + GST range. Multi-module programs and complex workplace productions can be higher, depending on planning, filming, graphics, voice-over and review requirements. We provide a detailed quote once the scope is clear. Our video production cost guide explains the main budget factors.
How long does production usually take?
The schedule depends on scripting, stakeholder reviews, filming access, the number of modules and the complexity of post-production. At the briefing stage we map the approval points and provide a realistic production schedule for your project.
Can training videos be updated when procedures or branding change?
Yes. Where the original project files and required assets are available, we can update branding, text, voice-over, selected footage or individual modules without necessarily recreating the entire program.
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Planning a training video project in Melbourne?
Tell us who the videos are for, what they need to learn and where the material will be used. We will help you define a practical production approach.
