2 video thumbnails, one of an ad for Fluoxetine and the other of a doctor talking about K Health

K Health


Paid ads

Advertising K's Mental Health program on social media

Overview

To advertise K Health's Mental Health program, we created a paid social campaign consisting of six 12 second ads and three 30 second ads. The 12 second ads featured the six most popular medications prescribed by K Health. The three 30 second ads featured K's VP of Medical and each spoke to a different core benefit of the program: affordability, ease of use, and an all inclusive platform.

We worked with external production partners to produce the videos. I assisted with pre-production for the shoots, which included mocking up what the ads would look like and helping choose actors. While on set, I was mainly responsible for providing direction on the lighting and framing of each shot, but also provided feedback on talent direction.

In post, I provided the files for all graphics and gave direction on how they should be animated, which was exectued by our external partners.

12 second ads

Ad for buspirone featuring a hand holding a pill, the medication name, and the K Health logo
Ad for 50mg of sertraline featuring a hand holding a pill, the medication name, and the K Health logo
Ad for 100mg of sertraline featuring a hand holding a pill, the medication name, and the K Health logo
Ad for fluoxetine featuring a hand holding a pill, the medication name, and the K Health logo
Ad for escitalopram featuring a hand holding a pill, the medication name, and the K Health logo

30 second ads

Storyboard of an ad that highlights the affordability of K Health's Mental Health program

Intro screen featuring a hand holding a buspirone pill, the medication name, and the K Health logo
Dr. Edo Paz speaking with a title card to introduce him
Woman opening a package with text that highlights the available medications
Dr. Edo Paz speaking with text that says 'intake process, clinician visit, and pharmacy in one'
A hand using the K Health app
A woman using her phone with text that says 'no insurance needed'
End screen featuring a hand holding a buspirone pill, the medication name, and the K Health logo