We create clear, sensitive and engaging films and animation for healthcare organisations, research teams and life sciences companies.
From patient stories and public health campaigns to medical explainers and research communications, our experienced team helps make complex and sensitive subjects accessible to the people who need to understand them.
Healthcare organisations we’ve worked with
Featured medical and healthcare projects
Explore how we have used film and animation to explain medical information, support healthcare education and communicate the human impact of research, treatments and technology.
A global animated explainer created to communicate important information around postpartum haemorrhage clearly and accessibly to audiences across different countries and healthcare settings.
Animated explainers designed to communicate detailed medical information in a clear, approachable and visually engaging way.
A patient-led film combining sensitive interviewing and documentary-style production to tell a personal healthcare story with warmth and authenticity.
A medical animation and lived-experience story exploring mental-health research and a potential new approach to treating cognitive symptoms.
Experienced in sensitive and complex subjects
Healthcare content often needs to balance accuracy, clarity and human storytelling.
Our team has experience working with patients, healthcare professionals, researchers and public-sector organisations on subjects ranging from genomics and mental health to patient safety and medical research.
We can support the full production process, including scripting, filming, animation, photography, subtitles, accessible versions and social media content, while working closely with clinical and communications teams throughout.
Trusted by healthcare organisations
We work with NHS teams, researchers, healthcare providers and medical-technology organisations to create accurate, sensitive and engaging films and animations.
Our healthcare experience includes an ongoing programme of work with NHS England’s Genomics Education Programme, producing films on genomics, precision medicine, rare conditions, cancer treatment and patient experiences. This long-term relationship has given our team extensive experience working sensitively with patients, clinicians and subject specialists.
Cass Productions has substantial experience communicating healthcare, medical research and social-care subjects to patients, professionals and wider public audiences. Our work includes global public-health animation for the University of Birmingham and WHO/HRP, NHS Blood and Transplant explainers, NHS England Genomics Education Programme films, Hampshire and Isle of Wight suicide-prevention training, Long Covid research communication and NHS recruitment content. These projects often involve complex or sensitive information and contributors who may be discussing personal or difficult experiences. We therefore combine strong creative storytelling with careful consent, contributor preparation, confidentiality, plain-language scripting, clinical or factual review and accessible delivery. We are experienced in working with patients, clinicians, researchers and communications teams and in creating content that remains accurate without becoming overly technical. Our aim is to give audiences confidence in the information while representing contributors with dignity, empathy and respect.
“Whether on set with subject-matter experts or patients, Cass has proven that they have the professionalism, sensitivity and skill not only to deliver great films, but also to create a comfortable and productive environment for interviewees. The team have struck the ideal balance between working within the constraints of our demanding style guide and being creative wherever possible. It is hard to overstate the importance of that trust when working within the NHS.”
Planning a healthcare film or animation?
Whether you need a patient story, medical explainer, research film or wider campaign content, we can help shape the right approach from initial idea through to final delivery.