Film Week

Film Week is how Cinematic Clinic works outside Canada. Instead of flying for a single clinic, I travel to one city — Los Angeles, Dubai, Barcelona — for five to seven days and film several clinics in a row. Each clinic receives a full Clinic Film or Doctor Series; the travel cost is shared, and a local second shooter from the Film Academy network supports the shoot and any follow-up.

Where

• United States — Los Angeles first, where the Persian-speaking clinic community is strongest; other cities on request.
• Spain — Barcelona, with the Divan Group network on the ground.
• United Arab Emirates — Dubai, in English, Persian and with Arabic-speaking practitioners on camera.
• Canada — Toronto is home; Montreal and Vancouver are scheduled as regular trips.

How it works

1. 01Register interestTell me the city and the clinic. No commitment yet — this builds the list that decides the dates.
2. 02Three clinics confirmWhen three clinics in one city have signed, the week is booked and the schedule is shared.
3. 03Pre-production remotelyThe conversation and the space audit happen on video before I fly; consent plans and shot lists are ready on arrival.
4. 04The weekOne clinic per day, a local crew for logistics, and an extra day for weather, reshoots and stills.
5. 05Delivery from TorontoEdit, colour and captions by the Divan Group team; delivery within the same window as any Toronto project.

Why batch it

Flying a filmmaker in for one clinic is expensive and, worse, rushed. Batching lets each clinic get a full, unhurried shoot day at a fraction of the travel cost, and it means the same eye films every clinic in the city — which is exactly what a group with several locations wants.