Medical & Healthcare Video Production

Simple videos can be ready in a few weeks. Projects with more locations, advanced graphics, or multiple validation rounds require a longer production timeline.

We work with professional cameras and editing workflows compatible with the standard formats used for conferences, websites, internal platforms, and social media.

Full HD or 4K videos, optimized for web, congresses or medical e-learning platforms.

Yes. We incorporate medical animation, diagrams, and other visual elements whenever they clarify the message and help explain clinical content more effectively.

We collaborate with the client’s medical leads or external specialists to review scripts, graphics, and key messages, ensuring the content aligns with available evidence and follows regulatory standards.

We do not send film crews. We produce remotely, combining 3D animation with AI-generated video: the 3D covers everything that has to be exact, the generated video covers the context. If you need real images of your own facilities, you film them and we integrate them.

Yes. For Salvat we animated the mechanism of action of UVESOL in 3D, presented at the CPHI 2023 pharmaceutical congress.

Yes, it is one of its main uses: procedures, protocols and care pathways explained in a structured way for internal courses and healthcare e-learning.

Yes. These are pieces that condense key data, mechanisms of action and clinical cases into a few minutes, made for environments saturated with information.

Yes. The animation of Bionet’s F1 bioreactor is one example: it shows how the equipment works, for technical and commercial communication.

Yes. It is one of the services already on this page: video for technical support and remote training.

Yes. Each language adds voice-over, on-screen text and a review, and it is planned from the start so the edit can take it.

As many as you need. The number of versions is one of the factors that determine the quote, so it is decided up front.

Yes. We work with editing workflows compatible with the usual formats for congresses, web, internal platforms and social media.

AI-generated video is good at context: an environment, a setting, a generic presence, a transition. It is not acceptable for anything that has to be scientifically exact, such as anatomy, a mechanism of action or a device in use, and it must never be presented as real clinical imagery, a real patient or evidence. Those parts are built in 3D from references your scientific team validates. We state which is which in every project, because your medical affairs department will ask. A worked example: for plastic surgeon Dr. Tracy Pfeifer we generated the supporting video entirely with AI for a breast augmentation presentation, scenes such as people exercising, while the anatomy and the surgical technique were built in 3D. You can see the project in The Aesthetic Meet.