Tir Studios
Headpiece of an Armenian Gospel canon table: two blue birds above a gold, vermilion and lapis arch

Animation studio for lecturers

Your lecture,
animated over your own voice.

You keep your recording. We turn the hard minute — the proof, the mechanism, the graph — into precise motion that students remember.

Get a free 20-second sample How it works →

What we do

I

Lecture moments

One idea from your existing lecture, animated frame by frame over your own audio. No re-recording.

II

Full explainers

Course chapters or conference talks rebuilt as clean 16:9 explainers, with your voice or a narrator.

III

Short science films

Vertical 30–60 second pieces for your channel, built from your material.

Mathematics · Physics · Chemistry · Biology · Economics · Computer science

How it works

  1. Send a link to a lecture you have already recorded.
  2. We animate 20 seconds of it, free, over your own voice.
  3. You decide. Keep the sample either way; order more only if it is worth it.
Full canon-table page of an Armenian Gospel manuscript, with birds, columns and a golden vine

The name

Tir was the ancient Armenian god of writing, wisdom and learning — the patron of scribes and schools.

Armenian scribes and painters made knowledge beautiful by hand: every page a piece of design, every letter placed with care. We try to do the same with motion.

Art: Armenian Gospels, canon table. The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, Ms. W.538 (CC0, public domain).

A free sample, made from your lecture

Write to us with a link to one of your lectures and the minute you most want animated.

hello@tirstudios.com