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Use case

Securities course videos that explain the rule and work the example

Use course notes, supervision updates, and internal training documents as the source. Kinoslide drafts the narration, draws the rule and the worked example as the voice explains them, and keeps the storyboard editable before render.

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01See it

What the finished video looks like.

A finished Paper Trail lesson on a markets topic, with the camera moving between pinned cutouts as the narration explains the mechanism. Every regulatory reference is reviewable in the storyboard first.

Paper Trail. A markets lesson on the yen carry trade, laid out on an evidence board.
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02What makes it different

Built for material that has to be explained properly.

01

Work the example on the board

The bond price and yield seesaw is drawn, tilts as rates rise, and the new price is written beside it, in time with the narration. Definitions and suitability cases get the same treatment.

02

Keep the source close

Use the policy, memo, or course document your team already approved. Review generated scenes before export.

03

Change the section that changed

When a rule, bulletin, or course note changes, revise the affected scenes and export a refreshed MP4.

03How it works

From the material you have to a video you can publish.

  1. 01

    Upload securities training material

    Use course PDFs, supervision memos, policy documents, or instructor notes as the source.

  2. 02

    Edit the storyboard

    Pick Dry Erase for a drawn lesson, or Presentation when you also need the deck. Review the generated script, visuals, and sequence, then rewrite lines or regenerate scenes before export.

  3. 03

    Export for training delivery

    Publish the finished MP4 to an LMS, internal portal, exam-prep library, or advisor training hub.

04Training moments

Build securities training around the document your reviewers already trust.

Use Kinoslide when exam support, rule training, supervision updates, and continuing education need to stay close to approved source material.

Exam support

CSC, CIM, SIE, Series 7, 63, 65, and 66 lessons

Source
Course notes, study material, instructor guides, or internal exam-support documents
Review
Check definitions, examples, and sequence before learners see the finished module
Output
Focused video lessons for exam-prep libraries, courses, or learner portals

Rule training

FINRA, SEC, NASAA, CIRO, suitability, KYC, and AML refreshers

Source
Rule summaries, firm procedures, supervision notes, or compliance training material
Review
Keep regulatory references and firm language aligned with the source document
Output
Reviewable training videos for branch, supervisory, and licensed-rep audiences

Policy refresh

Annual supervision and continuing education updates

Source
Annual updates, policy memos, continuing education notes, or advisor training docs
Review
Revise only the scenes tied to changed policies, examples, or requirements
Output
A refreshed MP4 for your LMS, internal portal, or advisor training hub

05Who it's for

Where this fits.

Canadian securities

Support videos for Canadian securities materials

  • Create videos based on your own course materials and internal notes
  • Use CIRO-related procedures and training notes for internal modules
  • Create French Canadian versions for bilingual teams and learners

US securities

Training videos for US securities topics

  • Use licensing support materials, policy notes, and supervision documents
  • Create reviewable videos for FINRA, SEC, NASAA, and firm training topics
  • Refresh scenes when policies, examples, or exam-support material changes

Internal supervision

Make internal updates easier to teach

  • Use procedures, annual updates, and supervision notes as the source
  • Keep training language aligned with approved source documents
  • Review the storyboard before exporting the finished MP4

Get started

Start with the material you already have.

Upload a document, choose the format, and review the first draft in minutes. Free to start.

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