Xentris Tech and Neona Tech in 104 seconds: the two-brand presentation

The video

The brief was simple: a company presentation that feels like a trailer, not a slide. It runs one minute and forty-four seconds in 16:9, and every screen follows the brand manual of the company it presents: Xentris in black, white and a violet accent; Neona in deep blue and cyan. Narration is in Spanish.

Two brands, one team

Xentris Tech is a brand of Xentris LLC, a U.S. company formed in Delaware, headquartered in New York with its team in Barranquilla, Colombia. We take repetitive work off companies' hands: process automation, applied AI and agents that work on their own, plus a studio that produces spots, presentations and social pieces.

Neona Tech is born in Barranquilla as a continuation of Xentris: next-generation solutions for companies in Colombia and Latin America, with eight service lines and a quality control system aligned with ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001. Same team, two front doors: xentris.tech and neona.tech.

What's inside

• Opening: both logos and one line: two brands, one team.
• Xentris: the Delaware → New York → Barranquilla route, what we automate, and the Studio.
• Neona: the official logo, the tagline and the eight service lines.
• Quality: the three standards and a concrete promise: when you decide to certify, the evidence is already done.
• Method and close: four working steps, both websites and the official tagline.

How it was made

There is one house rule: the animation follows the voice, never the other way around. First the script is written shot by shot, marking the word that triggers each on-screen element. Then the voice is produced and we read the exact instant each word is spoken. Only then do we animate.

• Every screen is HTML using the manual's real typefaces and colors, not an imitation.
• The scene is recorded frame by frame from the browser: 3,124 frames at 30 per second. Text comes out perfect and the result is identical every time.
• Backgrounds are AI-generated clips we already had from other pieces, reused with slow zoom and color veils.
• The mix: each shot's voice at its exact second, our own music ducking under the voice, and loudness normalized for social.

Total time: one early morning. Best part: changing a sentence means editing one file and re-recording; changing the voice means repeating from step two.

What's next

This same factory produces presentations for our clients: their brand, their voice, their services, in days rather than months. If you want one for your company, step one is telling us your idea at xentris.tech or neona.tech.