Continuing education traditionally runs $3,000 to $15,000 a finished minute. We deliver studio-quality modules at a fraction of that, in any language. You're watching one now: a clinical case film from a live CE portfolio. For medical CE, the ACCME cleared AI use in December 2025.
Talk to usMost US medical associations don't translate their core CME. Spanish-language clinical training for US clinicians is mostly Medical-Spanish-for-providers courses, not the case content itself. We produce the case once and ship it in any language without booking a second shoot day.
Continuing education · SpanishA Spanish-language doctor-and-patient case from a continuing-education portfolio. Built once from a written script, rendered in studio quality, mouth-to-voice editing handled in-platform. The same case can ship in Mandarin, Tagalog, French or any other language the association needs without a re-shoot.
Two rheumatology patient cases from the same continuing-education portfolio, three visits each. Diagnosis through follow-up, built from written scripts and rendered in studio quality. The full six-module set shipped in one production cycle, no shoot day booked.
Associations like VHMA need a steady cadence of member content the membership actually wants to watch. Studio-quality production at AI cost lets the same budget ship more modules per year, refresh them when the standards update, and keep the brand consistent across the library.
A CE film for VHMA, the leading body for vet practice management in the US. Built as a flagship piece for the member library, signalling that AI-led production sits inside the association's accreditation umbrella, not outside it.
A style sample for a vet practice CE platform run by Brian Faulkner, ex-SPVS president. Pilot piece for a longer-form clinical training series.
Animated piece on early-detection bloodwork, built using Vet Talks software. Same approach as Vetology: a clinical CE pilot fronted by software, no studio day needed.
A new module a week without a studio day. The instructor's AI avatar carries the program. When the curriculum extends, when a policy changes, when a new language goes live, we re-render. The trainer doesn't re-shoot.
An introductory module for Dental Management Professionals, fronted by an AI avatar of the program's lead trainer. Same instructor, scaled across every module, every language, every update. The trainer's likeness, voice, and direction stay consistent across an entire curriculum.
A practice-management module from the same series. Programme-wide consistency without re-shooting Stacy on camera. The series extends by a module every week without booking a studio day.
A cinematic short profiling Timnit Gebru, built to pull young women into tech. One film from a narrated series, made with the same production engine as the case films above. When the brief goes beyond the clinic, the engine goes with it.
Case-based clinical education films for a pharma CME program. Realistic patient visits across rheumatology and obesity cases, built to teach through the consultation itself rather than a slide deck.
A second Dental Management Professionals film on the buy and sell side of practice transitions, featuring Ken Skeate. Educational, plain-spoken, and built to make a dry topic watchable.
Science-led brand storytelling for a blue scorpion venom product. Cinematic treatment of the research narrative, built to make an unfamiliar therapy feel credible.
Book the 15-minute call. If we both see a fit, we will build you a storyboard or short creative showcase. See your CME library reimagined.
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