“Again: fantastic video. Thanks!”
Chief Medical Advisor, Lundbeck

Our clients come to us for a variety of reasons:
How could animation work for you?
Each project team combines people with creative and scientific training to ensure the most accurate and creative output. We tailor the team members to your brief and therapeutic area. Collectively, our team has 40+ years experience working on scientific and medical animations.
In addition, each project goes through a top-line compliance consultation to ensure there are no last-minute hurdles.
We create animations using different visual styles. Each style has different benefits:
Creates a truly immersive experience. Particularly useful to demonstrate a mechanism of disease inside the body, a mode of action or a device demonstration.
Highly effective in explaining broad concepts, our team finds 2D particularly useful for bringing data or information flow to life with immediacy and clarity.
Especially useful to fully capture your viewer’s attention and surround them in your world. VR can be interactive (with hand-held or look-at controllers) or a passive viewer experience.
This kind of animation really engages people, drawing them in with personalised content that adds relevance for your viewers.
Each style has different strengths and benefits. We are happy to suggest which animation type would best suit your brief.
The animation length is controlled by the communication goal and the complexity of information. For example, a video to depict a complex, unique mode of action is likely to be ~3-4 minutes long. However, a medical device demo might be 45 seconds long. On average we recommend no longer than 3 to 4 minutes and are happy to offer advice for length based on your brief.
If a video must be longer, we suggest it be divided into chapters so that they can be viewed in manageable sections and used flexibly. As a rule of thumb, the animation length is controlled by the script length. On average, a 1-minute script will have ~120-150 words. As part of our creative briefing process, we will advise on animation length and review that again at script stage.
Our typical production process takes 8-11 weeks, depending on who develops the script:
This timing doesn’t include feedback or medical-legal review. We suggest allowing up to 16 weeks total project time including review.
We do of course adapt our timings to meet key review or event deadlines.
Yes, we can indeed adjust the timings to meet tight deadlines. Depending on the desired delivery times this may involve a rush fee. We work with you from the outset to understand the internal review steps necessary and build a bespoke timing plan for each project.
Yes, we regularly work with agency partners or clients who supply their own script. We charge our usual per-minute animation rate.
The cost will depend on a few different parameters:
In general, we charge per-minute of animation with the cost linked to the factors above.
Our costs cover the process from start to finish – script writing to supply of final animation files. We include an allowance for two rounds of amends at each stage of production: script, storyboard and animation. If it comes to it, we give plenty of warning that the allowance is about to be reached and would always share a cost estimate for any additional changes for approval before going ahead.
Any other burning questions? Please don't hesitate to get in touch.
Please contact us using the details below.
Office
410, Highgate Studios,
53-79 Highgate Road,
London NW5 1TL0
T +44 (0)207 127 6935
M +44 (0)7970 080 690
info@fusionanimation.co.uk