Scottish Recovery ConsortiumMAT Standards
We created an animated film for the Scottish Recovery Consortium to explain Scotland’s 10 Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Standards. The aim was to present clear, accessible information that could be easily shared across services and with the wider community. The animation walks through each of the standards, showing how they support better outcomes for people in recovery.
Working within a tight budget, we made creative use of stock elements — including video, photos, backgrounds, and some 3D assets — to build a cohesive and engaging piece. These were brought together under the client’s branding, with their logos, fonts, and colour scheme providing a consistent and professional look. The result is a film that feels both accessible and authoritative, making the MAT Standards easy to understand and communicate.
Working within a tight budget, we made creative use of stock elements — including video, photos, backgrounds, and some 3D assets — to build a cohesive and engaging piece. These were brought together under the client’s branding, with their logos, fonts, and colour scheme providing a consistent and professional look. The result is a film that feels both accessible and authoritative, making the MAT Standards easy to understand and communicate.
3 days of production management which is high as we scripted and directed a narrative based film. As a ballpark we estimate 1/2 day management per day of shoot and edit. This could be higher for complex projects or lower if you can help with the creative or coordination. This includes scheduling, edit supervision and producing documentation such as risk assessments.
No shoot as this was post production only. We can work with assets our client provides such as images, logos and photos (lower budget), use assets from libraries of stock images, videos and graphics (medium budget) or design and produce original 2D / 3D animation (higher budget). Often we do a mix of all.
3 days of post production time. Generally the length of post production depends on the volume of footage, number of deliverable versions (eg social cuts) and rounds of revisions budgeted. This was not consecutive days as we leave gaps for client feedback.
