Questions,answered.

We produce content for health and life-science teams: film, photography, written articles, and AI-generated media. That includes patient stories, brand films, trial recruitment content, and event coverage.

Biotech and pharma teams, health brands, medical-communications agencies, and patient organisations.

Yes. We work directly with sponsors and as a white-label production partner for communications and creative agencies, delivered under the agency’s brand when that is what the engagement calls for.

Every project is scoped to its goals. Tell us what you need to achieve and we'll come back with a clear, itemised quote.

A single film typically takes four to six weeks from kickoff to final delivery. Larger programmes, such as multi-film series or multi-market campaigns, are scheduled individually. You will have a confirmed delivery date before production begins.

Yes. With AI almost anything is possible: custom scenes, environments and concepts that would be impractical or impossible to film. The one exception is content that must be scientifically or medically accurate, which we produce through traditional filming and expert review.

Informed consent is set in writing before we film, and patients can review their contribution and withdraw it. We handle personal data in line with GDPR and the equivalent US rules, and we only use footage in the ways the patient has agreed to.

Yes. We deliver content built for your MLR process, and we plan revision rounds into the schedule so review feedback is handled inside the timeline rather than after it.

You own the final content. We hand over the master files and the platform cuts, and we can arrange access to the raw footage and any licensing your team needs.

We are based in Spain and the United States, with offices in Madrid and Tampa. We film wherever your patients and investigators are, and we cover the major scientific meetings in your field.

Start with a short call. Tell us the goal and the audience, and we come back with a proposal and a confirmed schedule; production begins on the agreed dates.