Animated Content

Our characters

To cover our enormous range of medical topics, we created a broad demographic of characters. Our animations show relatable characters engaging in everyday life situations encountering common medical issues. Babies, children, young adults, adults, and the elderly live in the animated world of Health&, and reflect the ethnic diversity of the multicultural society we live in.

The power of storytelling

The medical content within each animation is built around a narrative involving a character the viewer can empathise with. To be truly engaging, health information needs the human touch, and character-based storytelling is the perfect way to achieve this. Our characters deftly cover a range of emotional weight.

Short form content for optimal engagement

Short-form content is attention-grabbing, easy to consume, and offers higher levels of engagement. All of our medical animations are an optimal length of 40-90 seconds, with the average being approximately 60 seconds. The world-class quality of our narrated animations is an instantly engaging and accessible way to provide health information for consumers of all ages and backgrounds and have passed the SMOG Index readability score of Grade Level 8, the gold standard for consumer-oriented healthcare material.

Closed captions, subtitles, and translations

All Health& animated content is created with the addition of closed captions and subtitles for the benefit of the hearing impaired, and for organisations who wish to screen our content in places where audio is unavailable or unsuitable. Our content is available in a variety of languages carefully tailored to capture unique grammatical and semantic nuances with strict adherence to medical accuracy. Ask us about how our animations can be translated and medically verified to suit your needs.

Australian English animation content

Click on the topics below to view our sample animation content.

Heart attack

Description: A heart attack is a medical emergency caused by a sudden stoppage of blood flow to your heart muscle.

Obesity

Description: Obesity is defined as a BMI greater than 30 and is a weight significantly greater than what is considered healthy for your height.

Type 2 diabetes

Description: Type 2 diabetes is a condition that affects the body’s ability to control blood sugar levels, and can lead to serious health problems.

Hypertension

Description: Hypertension, or high blood pressure, can have no symptoms but may lead to life threatening conditions.

Healthy eating

Description: Healthy eating is about consuming a balanced diet with a variety of nutritious foods and even the occasional indulgent food.

Cancer

Description: Cancer occurs when damage to DNA in cells causes them to multiply in an uncontrolled way.