Project Portfolio

Multiple Faculty Disease Spotlight
An interactive conversation between two clinical faculty, in two different remote locations. The faculty were able to interactively discuss specific topics and questions in an interview-style format. No travel and minimal set-up were required.
Video Activity with Video-based Live Q&A
In this example, the faculty member's presentation was pre-recorded, using a slide-based didactic presentation synchronized to a remote streaming video feed. On several subsequent dates, the presentation featured here was played to a pre-registered audience of clinicians, who were then able to participate in a live Q&A, submitted questions directly to the presenter. To increase audience engagement, the live Q&A sessions were also presented as streaming video, such that the audience could see the faculty member speaking as he answered each question.
Patient Case Studies, Sample 1
In this example, two faculty members have an interactive case-based discussion. The moderator is in a green-screen studio, in a virtual set, branded to the client's website, while the presenting faculty member is remote. Both faculty are able to see each other, real-time, during the filming, resulting in a conversational, interactive discussion, similar in style and quality to broadcast television.
Patient Case Studies, Sample 2
A similar example, showing a different virtual set. Virtual sets may be modified from packaged components for a cost-effective approach to broadcast-quality, customized branding, or may be designed from the "ground up".
Patient Case Studies with Synchronized Slides
This example demonstrates a streaming video conversation between two faculty, synchronized with a slide presentation. In this example, similar to the example above, two faculty are featured in an interactive discussion, with the moderator being in a virtual studio and the presenting faculty being remote. Participants may advance through the presentation by clicking on the listed slide titles or on slide thumbnails, and may also download supplemental resources, as required.
CDE World Live
An educational piece recorded and streamed live to an audience of Dental professionals. This slide synchronization piece allowed the Doctor to push his own slides in a virtual environment.
Patient Communication Videos
Doctor patient communication is an important topic in many therapeutic areas. This series educates doctors on how to address some of the most complex situations. It is a scripted theatrical piece shot film style.
Clinical Commentary
This video series has become very popular. Shot on green screen and branded to the look and feel of the initiative, these videos are used as educational tools by many healthcare professionals.
Multiple Myeloma Pathology
Using an expert on Pathology, we created a hybrid video that is partially virtual. This allowed us to set the scene in his office but deliver the message using a virtual environment.
Radiology
To compliment the pathology piece we used various camera techniques to record the actual walk through of the radiology findings. Combining this as well as virtual and office environments makes this video a great resource for healthcare professionals.
Meeting Highlights
Communication of the most sought after symposia is the target deliverable. This series is shot live on site and branded back at the office. Due to the time sensitive nature and the importance of delivering the latest information, these videos are live within a week after the conference.
FAQ Library
Frequently asked questions are gathered from healthcare providers and video taped for delivery by leading experts in their therapeutic area. Short and sweet sound bites that pack a big punch.
Grand Rounds Q-Cast
The same great deliverable as the studio Grand Round, but recorded in the comfort of their offices. Laptops are shipped out with HD video software, the doctors are linked into our internet broadcasting studio where everything is recorded live.
Disease Spotlight
This monthly series highlights the most pressing topics in female medicine. A laptop is shipped to the doctor where they will connect to our internet broadcast studio and record their piece live. Once finished, this series is connected to a QR code so readers can connect to video from print.
Relapsed/Refractory Myeloma: Addressing the Challenge in 2011
The challenge with many educational initiatives is to deliver an interactive piece that truly represents the doctor and their slides. This interactive slide video synchronization provides all of the bells an whistles to create a truly interactive experience for the audience. Live or enduring, it can be an ideal way to deliver education.