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Samsung Healthcare USA: maximizing content with virtual production

Four healthcare marketing videos. Multiple clinical and global environments. Zero disruption to care, compliance or timelines. Here’s how virtual production helped Samsung Healthcare USA deliver high-impact content in a single day, without compromising the human moments that matter most.

Healthcare marketing doesn’t leave much room for error. Every detail needs to be accurate. Every story needs to feel human. And every production decision has to balance speed, cost and compliance.  When Samsung Healthcare USA approached us to launch its Z2

Virtual production in healthcare marketing at scale

Healthcare marketing doesn’t leave much room for error. Every detail needs to be accurate. Every story needs to feel human. And every production decision has to balance speed, cost and compliance.

When Samsung Healthcare USA approached us to launch its Z20 ultrasound system, the ask was ambitious: create four unique product videos in a single day. Each story required a different setting and emotional tone, from intimate clinical moments to a highly specific global scenario.

Traditionally, that kind of scope would mean multiple locations, extended timelines and complex logistics. Instead, we turned to a smarter solution: virtual production in healthcare marketing.



As Anthony Tardi, head of marketing at Samsung Healthcare USA, shared, “As compared to traditional production, we found the virtual production experience very innovative, flexible, efficient and, in regards to logistics, much less complicated.”

One shoot. Multiple realities.

The creative challenge was about authenticity paired with efficiency. We began in a sonographer’s office, where the storytelling centered on deeply personal moments between expectant mothers and their families. These scenes needed to feel warm, real and clinically accurate. Lighting, reflections and spatial design all worked together to support both the technology and the emotion behind it.

Then, without leaving the studio, we shifted environments entirely. Using immersive LED wall technology, we recreated a military base in the Middle East. The story followed a deployed father seeing his baby for the first time from thousands of miles away using the Z20 Sonogram Mobile Export feature. It’s a powerful moment, one that would have been incredibly difficult, if not impossible, to capture through traditional production.

With virtual production, the transition was seamless. No flights. No permits. No waiting on external variables. Just a new world, ready in real time.

Behind-the-scenes video production of a military office set in a desert environment, with an actor in uniform working at a desk while a camera rig films the scene in the foreground.

Efficiency that moves at the speed of marketing

What would typically take weeks—or even months—of planning, travel and production was completed in a single day with a majority of the preparation done well in advance.

That efficiency didn’t come at the expense of quality. It came from control. Inside the studio, we managed every variable. Lighting remained consistent across all four videos. Environments changed instantly without physical resets. Creative teams stayed focused without interruption.

This level of control is especially valuable in healthcare. As Tardi explained, “Maintaining HIPAA compliance when filming in the hospital or medical office environment can be difficult to manage.” Add in challenges like limited space, clinical schedules and patient privacy and traditional production quickly becomes restrictive.

Virtual production removes those barriers, creating a controlled environment where creativity and compliance can coexist.

The result? A more efficient process that keeps creative momentum moving and allows teams to scale content without sacrificing craft.

Behind-the-scenes video production of an ultrasound exam on a pregnant patient in a clinical setting, with a healthcare professional performing the scan while camera equipment films the scene from the foreground.

Why virtual production is a natural fit for healthcare marketing

This project with Samsung Healthcare USA is a clear example of what’s possible when storytelling and technology work together.

Healthcare is deeply human. The marketing should be, too. Virtual production enables that balance. It brings together precision and empathy. It allows brands to tell meaningful stories without being limited by geography, time or logistics. And it creates space for creativity to thrive without unnecessary constraints.

For marketers, that means faster timelines, more flexible production and stronger content output. For audiences, it means stories that feel real, relatable and worth paying attention to.

Wide view of a virtual production studio configured as a clinical exam room, with lighting, camera equipment, and LED wall technology visible during a behind-the-scenes video shoot.

A smarter way to launch healthcare innovation

In one day, we captured four distinct stories. Multiple environments became one. A global narrative came to life without leaving the studio.

That’s the power of virtual production in healthcare marketing.

It’s about doing more in less time and doing better work that connects, informs and inspires. And as healthcare brands continue to evolve, that kind of efficiency is essential.

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