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Use case

MOA video for regulatory materials

A clear visual MOA helps reviewers follow the science quickly. CDI Studio works alongside your scientific and regulatory leads on animations that ground each frame in peer-reviewed sources or PDB structures, with reference documentation that travels with the dossier. A practical fit for small and mid-size biotech, pharma, and drug-related teams preparing their next submission.

Cited
Per-scene reference documentation
Reviewable
Sponsor scientific review at every stage
Plain language
Reviewer-friendly visual narration

What we build

  • Reference-documented MOA animations
  • Submission-friendly stillframe galleries
  • Section 14 and clinical study report visualizations
  • Subgroup-analysis explainer animations
  • Mechanism + dose-response combined videos

Who briefs us

Regulatory affairs leads at biotech and pharma teams

Need a piece that aligns with label language and fits inside dossier or briefing materials.

CMOs preparing for review meetings

Want a visual that helps reviewers and committee members see what the drug does.

Medical writers

Want a complementary visual to an existing CSR or briefing document.

Common formats

Reference-grounded MOA

Standard 30 to 60 second piece with PDB and peer-reviewed citations documented.

Stillframe gallery

Eight to twelve high-resolution stills extracted from the animation for printed dossiers.

Review-meeting cut

Short muted loop suitable for in-meeting playback.

Frequently asked

Do you have experience with regulatory-supporting work?

Yes. Several CDI projects have been included in regulatory packages and review meeting decks. We document references at storyboard sign-off so they travel with your dossier.

What review process do you support?

We support sponsor scientific review at script and storyboard, and a final medical legal review cycle before delivery if your team needs it.

Ready to start?

Send us your science, target audience, and deadline. We will scope and price within 48 hours.