A medical video education series for Servier — spanning many products and therapeutic areas, produced end to end by Kepler: storyboarding, design, footage selection, medical content writing, revision, referencing, animation and production.
Servier needed adequate healthcare-professional education across a portfolio — many products, many therapeutic areas. The raw material was clinical evidence: trial endpoints, mechanisms, treatment comparisons. The job was to turn it into videos a busy clinician can absorb, without losing the science on the way.
One production line, held to a medical standard at every step.
Every video started as a storyboard and a medically written script — the visuals were built to carry the evidence, never to decorate it.
Four disciplines carried every video:
Each video mapped scene by scene before design — the data's story agreed up front.
Visual design plus footage selection — live-action and graphics working as one language.
Content written, then revised against the source material until the science held.
Referenced scripts turned into finished, broadcast-ready videos — in house, end to end.
Adequate HCP education — that was the brief, and the bar.
Stills from the delivered videos — clinical data rebuilt as motion graphics, with sources referenced on screen.
Storyboarded every video — the narrative agreed before design began
↗Designed the visual system and selected the footage
↗Wrote the medical content, then revised it against the source material
↗Referenced the clinical claims — sources carried on screen
↗Animated and produced the final videos, end to end
↗Repeated the system across many products and therapeutic areas — one consistent standard
↗Storyboard, script, design, footage, animation and production under one roof — so the science never degraded in a handoff between vendors.
Endpoints, curves and comparisons rebuilt as motion graphics a clinician reads in seconds — simplified in form, faithful in substance.
Medical revision and referencing were stages of production, not afterthoughts — every claim traceable to its source, on screen.