I've been wondering lately: What is the optimal workflow for creating wireframes in a video format? Not interactive wireframes, but a video that looks like a screen recording of a real use case. I find this format can be very helpful for clients for the following reasons:

- Clients don't always know what to do with an interactive wireframe. They don't understand the use cases they're supposed to simulate. So they just click around randomly.

- Interactive wireframes are necessarily unable to mimic many of the most important kinds of interaction. For example, entering text, clicking submit, and having the text appear in the middle of a sorted list is infeasible in a wireframe.

- Videos show a use case in a very concrete, intuitive way. Very little is left to the imagination.

- A video should be able to represent even very difficult-to-program functionality. For example, an advanced conversation bot is exceedingly hard to program, yet trivial to mock up in a video. (Just write a script for the dialogue.)

Does anyone recommend any tools or workflows for creating these sorts of videos?