Healthcare is a specialist industry where effective communication means understanding your audience, the message and the brand.
At Toast we have produced moving image work for most of the top pharmaceutical companies and healthcare agencies in the UK and have built up a solid reputation of providing the right blend of creativity, sensitivity and industry experience.
Actavis launches their first TV commercial for Sominex, the night time sleep aid. Toast were commissioned to produce "Redundant Jumpers" by Sudler London The live action was directed by Dave Wood & animation by Sarah Klan at Square Zero.
A mixture of live action and animation, our Sominex sleeping beauty lies peacefully, oblivious to her "Redundant Jumpers". They are left to kick their hooves around her garden, sitting listening to the radio, knitting each other and fishing in ponds while reading "Ewes of the World".
Confronting a common problem affecting men aged 45-75 in an engaging way is no easy matter. But with this latest television commercial for Flomax Relief, TBWA \Paling Walters and Toast have managed to do just this.
Pman has arrived. In this ad, a series of vignettes feature Pman doing his best to annoy several poor men during the day and night. With Flomax Relief, the men are able to take control of their annoying Pee problems and despatch Pman. Directed by Stuart Fryer, animation from Square Zero, produced & edited at Toast.
Exelon - Directed by Toby Tobias, with animation by Bob Hough, this caregiver’s guide was created by CDM London for distribution alongside each prescription of the Exelon patch for sufferers of early onset Alzheimer’s disease.
Shot on the new Canon 5D, the film features actors coping with everyday situations along with a visual instruction on how to properly use the patch - all from the caregiver’s perspective.
Toast were asked to produce a short, emotive film with two clear messages.
How Great Ormond Street Hospital is continuing to push back the barriers of paediatric care, and how global financial services firm Morgan Stanley are helping to raise the ongoing investment required to do this. The film was shot entirely on location and features a montage of real life, tear inducing moments.
At Toasthealth we recognise that making films is one thing but we also ensure that every commercial as well as internal and / or external corporate video we produce meets the high standards of industry regulatory bodies such as the MHRA. The detailed and complex work that the MHRA do to safeguard the health of the general public is vital, and this is why we build in to every production schedule adequate response, and approval time to ensure that our work always meets the regulatory standards required.
