Ray Castillo
FounderI bought the fax machine before I bought chairs.Talks to the lightbox on his wall. Calls it “old friend”.
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A mockumentary from Alpha Nodus
The Imaging Center
Sunrise Imaging · Season 1: Three Leaks
Every order can be lost three times. The people of Sunrise Imaging would like a word. Gerald, the fax machine, has opinions.
- New episodes weekly
- Seven episodes this season
- #TheImagingCenter
S01E00 · No Introduction NeededPinned
Transcript
Ray: In 2006, I opened an imaging center. One MRI, one X-ray, one fax machine.
Ray: I bought the fax machine before I bought chairs. Priorities. Right, old friend?
Monica: We get the order, we do the exam, we get paid.
Walt: Mostly.
Kenji: Password expired. Again.
Jess: My job is donuts and apologies.
Ray: Eight modalities. One building. Twenty years of getting every order through, one way or another.
Monica: This year, we're trying something new. It's called Gravity.
Crew: And you are?
Gerald: No introduction needed. Gerald. Fax machine. Twenty-two years.
Previously at Sunrise Imaging
A documentary crew is filming at an imaging center. Nobody has said why.
Sunrise Imaging opened in 2006 with one MRI, one X-ray and one fax machine. Twenty years and eight modalities later, it is in its first season on Gravity, and the crew is there for all of it.
Each episode, one person tells the camera where their orders leak. The systems are the villain. The team is good at their jobs. Nobody gets replaced, not even Gerald.
Season 1 · Three Leaks
The episodes
One leak closes per episode, from the fax tray to the report back. Each one plays in today and lands its last scene with Gravity.
Watch · TrailerS01E00No Introduction Needed
In 2006, someone bought the fax machine before the chairs.
Coming · Week 2S01E01Page Three
The fax machine just heard the word “Gravity”.Gravity DocOrder leak
Coming · Week 3S01E02Hold Music
Day 3 of trying to book my MRI.Gravity BookingOrder leak- Coming · Week 4S01E03
2:30 Thursday
The most expensive empty room in the building.Gravity BookingOrder leak 
Coming · Week 5S01E04The Letter
The scariest thing in imaging arrives after the exam.Gravity EstimateRevenue leak
Coming · Week 6S01E05Any Percent
Prior auth speedrun. No glitches. No hope.Gravity PriorAuthRevenue leak
Coming · Week 7S01E06Ghosted
We sent them our best order. They never sent the report.Gravity ReferralReferral leak
Meet the staff
The people of Sunrise Imaging
Overloaded, tired, funny, and very good at their jobs. Each has one spot where they talk to the camera, and it never moves.
Maria Lopez
Front-desk leadSays nothing. Looks at the camera. Leads the league in looks.Monica Hale
Director of operationsWe get the order, we do the exam, we get paid.Two phones, two ringtones. They never ring one at a time.
Walt Okafor
CFOMostly.His calculator tape gets longer every episode.
Kenji Mori
Prior authorizationPassword expired. Again.Keeps a personal-best sheet for every payer portal.
Jess Park
Physician liaisonMy job is donuts and apologies.The bakery box is always one donut short.
Twenty-two years
Gerald
Fax machineNo introduction needed.Nominated for Employee of the Month every month, by an anonymous ballot in his own output tray. He has never won.
Same building, two eras
Today, and with Gravity
Every room at Sunrise exists twice: the work carried by hand, and the same work done on its own. Drag across the picture. Gerald, the lightbox and the Thank-You Wall survive the change.
Gravity takes over the tasks, not the people. The routine work completes on its own, so your team can give patients the attention the paperwork used to take.
TodayWith GravityIs your center Sunrise Imaging?
No referral leaks. No order leaks. No revenue leaks.
Sunrise is made up. The leaks are not. Every order can be lost before it arrives, before it becomes an exam, or before it gets paid. See where yours go.
Sunrise Imaging, its staff, its patients and Gerald are fictional. Any resemblance to your fax machine is a coincidence. Video made with AI. Gravity screens show demo data.