Since 2002, Telemedia has created and produced a series of highly successful exhibits for Teva Pharmaceuticals’ Copaxone Division.

By combining dramatic human scenarios with medical data -- and blending live actors with cutting-edge projection technologies -- we have effectively communicated Copaxone’s benefits to demanding audiences of professional neurologists.

Each Teva presentation has been based upon an original creative concept, developed jointly by Telemedia and JCSID, which also partnered on content development, image-based booth design and crowd-control methodology.

By making the Teva booth the most popular and attractive at every exhibition, Telemedia’s Copaxone presentations initially helped position the new drug in the pharmaceutical marketplace and, over the years, have presented new research findings to maintain its reputation.

Copaxone 2011 - "Human Interactive" (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

This year, Telemedia and JcsID created for Teva Pharmaceutical Industries a unique concept and content in order to promote its innovative drug, Copaxone®.

The booth offered a innovative interactive experience, where the neurologists met human size presenter and patients, and could choose the type of patient they want to meet, and then the patient appear in a full figure size. The neurologists could interact along the conversation, got feedback for their choice, and could also navigate to learn more via scientific slides. 

Copaxone 2008 (Montréal, Canada)

The Presentation at 2008 contained a series of short image videos, shot in unique Hi Resolution equipment which enabled screening on 3 enormous screens.The unique screening platform was created by using 24 SEAMLESS plasma screens that produced a whole image and created a continuous dialogue between the 3 large screens.

Copaxone 2005 (Austria and Greece)

The 2005 Copaxone Exhibition had made vast use of advanced 3D technology, combining 3D stereoscopic animation video projection with a live actor synchronizing the dialogue with the video while responding to the images on screen. The video had been featured inside a closed, specially designed, acoustic booth, with exhibition promos displayed outside.

Copaxone 2004 (Spain and Austria)

The 2004 presentation used seamless technology to project on a special 180' screen with the use of the innovative Pepper's ghost technology. The screening was held in a beautiful round theater which gave a hologram feeling to the audience. The presentation was a big success in that exhibition.

Copaxone 2003 (Germany, Italy and Spain)

The 2003 presentation produced by 3D technology which included stereoscopic animation and video combined with moving seats to enhance the experience.The viewers wear special glasses which intensify the experience. The presentation was a big success.

Copaxone 2002 ( Germany and Turkey)

The 2002 presentation included five films, each displaying different aspects of Copaxone medicine using a 3D complicated animation in virtual studio technologies. The presentation was screened at a top international neurology convention to wide acclaim from the attendees.