Patient-education reels for neurologists, in your face and voice.
Stroke signs, migraine triggers, seizure first aid: knowledge that works best when people learn it before they need it.
suggested neurology topics
- Stroke warning signs and why every minute counts
- Migraine versus tension headache
- First aid when someone has a seizure
- Tingling in the hands and feet: common causes
- Sleep and the brain: why it matters
- Early signs of memory problems in older parents
From one recording to a library of neurology reels.
Record
Talk to your camera for 60 seconds, once. Each account keeps one avatar. You can delete it and record a new one any time; a new avatar costs 1 credit.
Script
Pick a topic suggested for your specialty or describe your own. Edit the draft scene by scene: talking-head or illustrated B-roll.
Reel
Each scene is rendered, stitched into a 9:16 video and subtitled word by word. Download it or share a link.
Neurology content that educates, not advertises.
Scripts are drafted for your specialty and checked against the same rules every time. You approve every scene.
Education only
Scripts explain conditions, symptoms and when to seek care. They never diagnose a viewer.
No promised cures
Words like “cure”, “guaranteed” and “permanent” are kept out and flagged if you type them.
No drug or brand names
Treatments are described in general terms, so a reel never reads as a product endorsement.
No testimonials or superlatives
No “best doctor in the city”, no patient stories, no before-and-after claims.
A clear closing line
Every reel ends with “see a doctor if…” and an education disclaimer.
Questions from neurologists
How long should a neurology reel be?
Choose 30, 45 or 60 seconds. First-aid topics such as seizures work well at 45 seconds; the script is sized to the duration you pick.
What do I need to record?
A single 60-second video of you speaking to the camera in good light, recorded in the browser or uploaded as mp4, mov or webm. DoctorStudio uses it to create your digital-twin avatar and voice.
Does the avatar really use my own voice?
Yes. Your voice is cloned from the same recording, so talking-head scenes and narration both sound like you.
Who writes the scripts?
DoctorStudio drafts a script for your specialty from a topic you choose or a prompt you write. You edit every scene before anything is rendered, and nothing is published without you.
Which languages are supported?
English and Hindi. Hindi scripts are written in Devanagari and the burned-in subtitles use a Devanagari font.
Your neurology expertise, on camera.
Record 60 seconds once, then create reels whenever a topic comes up in clinic.