Beyond first contact
A cinematic journey from receptor binding to cellular uptake and endosomal fusion.
Films for pharma and biotech
From the patient to the molecule.
We make complex pharmaceutical science clear through cinematic animation.
Beyond first contact
Science in motion.
Step inside a cell. Follow a molecular encounter. See the detail that makes a mechanism worth watching.
Dantrolene: Interrupting the calcium crisis
From skeletal muscle to RyR1, a visual study of calcium-release regulation.
Atorvastatin: The decisive step
From the liver to the enzyme pocket, a closer look at cholesterol synthesis.
mRNA vaccine: A message, understood
A cellular journey through delivery, translation and antigen presentation.
From molecule to meaning
An illustrative molecular encounter develops into finished light, texture and sound.
Aspirin: A quieter signal
A close look at COX-1 and the signals that amplify platelet activation.
Showreel: A world beneath the surface
An extended selection of anatomy, cells, molecules and the transitions between them.
Independent portfolio studies. Illustrative and not to scale; no client sponsorship or clinical outcomes implied.
From the science to the finished film, in four steps.
Agree on the story before investing in the finish. Your team reviews the script, storyboard, and a rough motion edit before detailed animation. Sources and scientific limits stay attached to each shot throughout production.
Watch one scene go from the science to the finished picture.
One scene, from the science, to a rough 3D draft, to the finished animation with narration and music.
Watch the process film
Step 1
Agree on the science
We agree on the evidence, what the film may claim, who it is for, and what your medical, legal, and regulatory reviewers will need, before any creative work begins.
Step 2
Write the story
Each line of the script gets a shot. A storyboard and rough motion edit make the pacing, camera, and cause-and-effect clear before detailed production.
Step 3
Make the pictures
We animate the mechanism, then develop materials, light, narration, and sound. Structure-based scenes use scientific references; simplified scenes make their limits explicit.
Step 4
Review and deliver
Your reviewers and ours check the film, we make the changes, and you get final versions for everywhere it will be shown.
The right level of detail for the audience.
The science decides what a film may say. The craft decides whether anyone keeps watching. We build each film around the one thing the audience has to understand, and every version keeps that at its center.
Films that show how a medicine works
Mechanism-of-action and disease education for medical affairs and scientific teams. Source-linked scripts, molecular and cellular animation, captions, and review copies.
Brand and marketing films
Platform and company stories for brand teams and investor audiences. A distinctive visual direction, one clear message, and versions for your website and presentations.
Launch and conference films
A main film with a silent booth loop, shorter social edits, captioned versions, and stills. Each format is planned around where the story will be seen.
What does your audience need to understand?
Tell us what you need. We’ll reply by email.