At a loss for words
Dell Technologies and Intel launch a first-of-its-kind project that preserves the voices of victims of motor neurone disease (MND).
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Credits
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- Agency VMLY&R/New York
- Production Company Borderland
- Director Simon Frost
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Credits
powered by
- Agency VMLY&R/New York
- Production Company Borderland
- Director Simon Frost
- Post Production Jam3/Canada
- Audio Post Human Music & Sound Design/USA
- Chief Creative Officer Wayne Best
- Executive Creative Director Niraj Zaveri
- Executive Creative Director Justin Ebert
- Creative Director Tal Shub
- Creative Director Carlos Pabon
- Executive Producer Bobby Jacques
- Senior Producer Allison Raich
- Senior Producer Dan Bradbury
- Executive Music Producer Theresa Notartomaso
- Director/DP Ben Hanson
- Managing Director/Executive Producer Zoe Barlow
- Executive Producer James Dean Wells
- DP Simon Frost
- Director of Production Fernando Martinez
- Music Production/Art Buyer/Associate Producer Karli James
Credits
powered by
- Agency VMLY&R/New York
- Production Company Borderland
- Director Simon Frost
- Post Production Jam3/Canada
- Audio Post Human Music & Sound Design/USA
- Chief Creative Officer Wayne Best
- Executive Creative Director Niraj Zaveri
- Executive Creative Director Justin Ebert
- Creative Director Tal Shub
- Creative Director Carlos Pabon
- Executive Producer Bobby Jacques
- Senior Producer Allison Raich
- Senior Producer Dan Bradbury
- Executive Music Producer Theresa Notartomaso
- Director/DP Ben Hanson
- Managing Director/Executive Producer Zoe Barlow
- Executive Producer James Dean Wells
- DP Simon Frost
- Director of Production Fernando Martinez
- Music Production/Art Buyer/Associate Producer Karli James
“It is a case of banking your voice, until your breath runs out,” the heartrending words of one the MND sufferers featured in this poignant video, I Will Always Be Me, directed by Simon Frost, through Borderland.
The film is part of a worthwhile project, created by VMLY&R in partnership with the Motor Neurone Disease Association and Rolls-Royce, that sees the creation of a book that banks the voices of those who'll lose their speech as the terminal disease progresses.
A neurodegenerative condition that deteriorates muscular nerve cells, MND ultimately takes away a person’s ability to speak. By integrating voice banking technology with the difficult task of explaining MND to loved ones, the project simplifies and humanises the experience and encourages individuals to take action earlier in their diagnosis.
