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Advert1:002026

A sixty second launch film that starts in a hospital "designed for profit" and ends with people rebuilt in glowing purple.

Format
Advert
Runtime
1:00
Year
2026
Look
Clinical, then neon
Made in
South Wales, UK

The first half is a healthcare system going wrong in clinical whites and cool blues, with its own screens saying the quiet part out loud: "Designed for profit", "Too Expensive", "ACCESS DENIED". Then a purple mesh starts tracing people, from a patient on a treadmill and a man checking his watch to a racing driver, a soldier and a line of athletes.

That overlay is the whole idea. It starts as a few streaks of light in a hospital corridor and grows shot by shot until a face is armoured with it, and a coin resolves into the MotionDEV logo.

What went into it

Made by
Shaun Preece and Marc Healy
Cast
No single lead, just a crowd of one-off faces and a man with an armoured face who opens and closes it
Sets
Hospital corridors and wards, a boardroom, a clinic, a city street, a race car cockpit and a hexagon tunnel
Shots
About 26, in a minute
The trick
A purple mesh that spreads from shot to shot

Stills

MotionDev, frame by frame.

White hospital corridor. MotionDev.
White hospital corridor
Boardroom, access denied. MotionDev.
Boardroom, access denied
Treadmill patient, glowing joints. MotionDev.
Treadmill patient, glowing joints
Smartwatch check, network overlay. MotionDev.
Smartwatch check, network overlay
City crossing, hexagon outlines. MotionDev.
City crossing, hexagon outlines
Soldier with purple hex mesh. MotionDev.
Soldier with purple hex mesh
Robotic cyclist. MotionDev.
Robotic cyclist
Cyborg face close-up. MotionDev.
Cyborg face close-up

Want one like it? I make adverts with AI from South Wales, for brands in Wales and well beyond it.

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