Mechanism-of-Action Animation for an Appetite-Management Supplement
Calocurb needed to show how its supplement is described to work, at a scale nobody can film. We produced two cellular-scale animations that visualise the brand’s own explanation — the visuals illustrate the mechanism, they do not substantiate it.
Client & Market Context
A Formulation Story That Was Losing People in the First Sentence
Calocurb sells an appetite-management supplement whose value sits entirely in how it is described to work. That explanation lives at a scale nobody has ever seen: receptors in the gut lining, signalling molecules, a cascade that starts in one place and is felt somewhere else.
Free guide: a 60-second explainer in 12 shots, and the 4 you can cut
You have just seen a machine, a device or a procedure shown rather than described. Doing the same in motion is a matter of planning shots, not polishing renders. Our composite 60-second explainer, priced shot by shot at $8,100, does all its explaining in five shots. The guide gives you the priced shot list, the input to send from engineering or medical teams and the short brief for product animation.
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The Mechanism Sequence, Start to Finish
From the capsule to the receptors in the gut lining.
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