– Define the purpose of the video: Is it for patient education, medical marketing, or product demonstration? – Identify the target audience (e.g., medical professionals, patients, or investors).
– Collect data about the pharmaceutical product or concept, including its working mechanism, benefits, and usage. – Consult subject matter experts (SMEs) or refer to scientific literature for accuracy.
– Write a clear and engaging script that simplifies complex medical concepts. – Use precise terminology while keeping the language understandable for the target audience.
– Visualize the script by creating a storyboard. – Outline the sequence of animations, including key frames, transitions, and visual elements.
– Create 3D models of pharmaceutical components like molecules, cells, or drug delivery systems. – Use professional 3D modeling software such as Blender, Maya, or 3ds Max.
– Bring the 3D models to life by animating their movement, interactions, or effects within the human body. – Add details like zoom-ins, rotations, and transitions to emphasize key points.
– Include text annotations to highlight technical details. – Record a professional voiceover to narrate the script. – Add background music that complements the tone of the video.
– Enhance the animation with effects like light flares, glowing particles, or dynamic simulations. – Ensure effects align with the pharmaceutical theme and don't distract from the main content.
– Share the draft with stakeholders, including SMEs, for feedback. – Make necessary revisions to ensure accuracy and effectiveness.
– Render the final video in high-quality resolution (e.g., 1080p or 4K). – Deliver the video in the required format (e.g., MP4, AVI) for use in presentations, websites, or social media.