Less than 20% of HCPs find pharma video content personalized to their needs. One brief might contain multiple end-points. Medical Affairs need a 2-minute education piece for the detail visit, and Brand wants a 30-second CTV cut and Digital is asking about how many vertical socials and stills they can wring out of those first two. Four formats which have historically been multiple shoots, different budgets, talent & location fees, four rounds of compliance sign-off, but it do

A Real Hospital Would Have Given Us 6-8 Setups in a day max. We Got 14. Fourteen setups, Fifty-three takes in Ten hours. We built a hospital and then we shot in it, and because we built it in Unreal Engine, we had complete control over everything about it. Here's the full story: This wasn't the first time we'd shot in this environment. The hospital had been used across a couple of vertical drama productions, which is always short-form narrative work with tight schedules, clos

Week 2 of 4 · We Built A Hospital · XCrazy Studios The approval cycle isn't the problem. The shoot is. Most pharma agencies treat MLR review as a post-production problem. Submit the cut, wait for notes, revise, resubmit. Repeat until legal signs off. But the agencies burning 2–6 extra weeks per project aren't failing in the edit suite. They were failing on set, weeks earlier, they just didn't know it at the time. XCrazy's Hospital on an LED Volume offers complete control, pre

Week 1 of 4 · We Built A Hospital · XCrazy Studios It's 7:14 AM. Crew is on the clock. Talent is in the green room. The brand manager flew in from Chicago. Medical affairs walks onto the set, looks at the background wall, and points. There's a poster. It was there when the location scout came through. It was there during the tech scout. Nobody flagged it. The indication language on it doesn't match the approved MLR brief. It's in the background of every shot in the hospital c