02 · Procedure & patient-education animation

Procedure animation, for clinicians and for patients.

The same procedure needs two different films: one that shows a clinician the protocol step by step, and one that reassures the patient. We make both, from the same build.

Who it is for

Manufacturers and clinics explaining a procedure.

Implant systems, surgical protocols, device-assisted treatments and aesthetic procedures — for clinician training, congress sessions, chairside explanation and patient consent conversations.

Who it is not for

Anyone needing clinical or regulatory sign-off from us.

We animate what your clinical and regulatory teams approve. We do not write or validate medical claims, and we will ask for the approved wording before starting.

Stills

Sequences a clinician can follow.

The BLX surgical sequence shown step by step, before touching an instrument.
Straumann · BLX Drilling Protocol
Zygomatic placement shown freehand, feature by feature.
Noris Medical · Zigoma Freehand
The procedure shown from where the patient actually experiences it.
Medical device · Patient Point of View
How this one runs

Clinical review sits between the storyboard and the animatic.

1

Brief and references

You supplyThe product, the audience, the deadline, and any existing material.

2

Script and storyboard

You supplyApproval of the sequence, before a single frame is animated.

3

CAD and asset handover

You supplyGeometry, brand assets, and any regulatory wording that must appear.

4

Animatic review

You supplyOne consolidated round of notes on timing and camera.

5

Delivery

You receiveFinal files in the formats and aspect ratios agreed at step one.

Next step

Send the protocol and the audience.

Tell us who watches it first — a clinician or a patient — and we will scope from there.

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