2D Medical Device Explainer Update
Budget: £250 – £500 GBP
Our current explainer video (https://youtu.be/xpkdhGbm700) still tells the right story, but the device you see on-screen is now an older version. I need the entire piece recreated as a 2D animated video so the visuals match the latest hardware while the narrative stays almost identical. The only script change will be a fresh, neutral-American voice-over to replace the existing track. Timing, core messaging and overall flow should mirror the original so we can swap it into our training and marketing channels without disrupting anything else. This needs to be able to be hosted on our website and it will be targeted at both clinicians and patients.
To keep this straightforward, here’s what I need back:
• Updated storyboard that shows the new device in place of the old device
• Full-HD 2D animation, same runtime as the source video
• Professional US English voice-over synced perfectly to the visuals (AI fine)
• Final MP4 ready for immediate use, plus all working files (project, artwork, audio stems)
Acceptance criteria: an updated and more modern explainer; the new device model is clearly recognisable; wording matches the previous messaging; pacing aligns to within a second of the original; audio is noise-free and balanced.
If you’ve handled medical or technical explainer work before, feel free to include a link—otherwise the video above is the only reference you should need.
To keep this straightforward, here’s what I need back:
• Updated storyboard that shows the new device in place of the old device
• Full-HD 2D animation, same runtime as the source video
• Professional US English voice-over synced perfectly to the visuals (AI fine)
• Final MP4 ready for immediate use, plus all working files (project, artwork, audio stems)
Acceptance criteria: an updated and more modern explainer; the new device model is clearly recognisable; wording matches the previous messaging; pacing aligns to within a second of the original; audio is noise-free and balanced.
If you’ve handled medical or technical explainer work before, feel free to include a link—otherwise the video above is the only reference you should need.