over twenty years experience, developing scientific and corporate 3d content to the highest level

Direct to Pharma

During my time as Director of Animation at AS&K Visual Science, I led the development of numerous 3D animation programmes, both promotional and educational. Directly liaising with the pharma clients and leading a multi-disciplined team in the creation of animations assets, past clients include Lilly, Bayer, Amgen, Medtronic, Sobi, Biogen, Eisai, Gilead, and Pfizer. I have also developed content for education institutes, such as the NEI in the US, and the NHS in the UK. Please find below a short selection from that work.

Alzheimer's Disease and the Evolution of Diagnosis
An early animation from my time as Director of Animation at AS&K Visual Science. Combining live action with 3D animation to create an engaging  three minutes piece,  briefly outlining the the history of AD diagnosis, from its discovery to modern day.

Please find above a selection of frames from the Alzheimer's Disease and the Evolution of Diagnosis animation. Credit to Zoubein Rana and Edd Stockton for their work on this animation.
Please view the final animation below 


The Mode of Action of AmBisome - liposomal amphotericin B
Originally developed in 2010 for Gilead to illustrate the specific mode of action of this broad spectrum antifungal product. AS&K  Visual Science were asked to reinvent an existing product with fresh branding and a 'high science' feel. After much successful use,  the client returned to AS&K in 2015 for re-rendering of the animation in high definition for further use at events and symposia. Please find below a selection of frames from the animation.
Credit to Zoubein Rana , Edd Stockton and Naz Dabbs for their work on this animation.
Please view the final AmBisome MOA animation below

The Mode of Action of Halaven (eribulin mesylate) Injection
A more recent MOA animation from my time as Director of Animation at AS&K Visual Science, The Mode of Action of Halaven (eribulin mesylate) Injection for Eisai - full credit to the AS&K teams for their extensive input into this piece.

Please find above a selection of frames from  the Halaven MOA animation
To view the final animation, please see below
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