INSIDE MEDICINE
Multi-part documentary series for Weill Cornell Medical CollegeWeill Cornell series showcases medicine through the eyes of patients, doctors and researchers
Dr. Shahin Rafii is on the cutting edge of genetic research, with a tireless passion for translating discovery into cures. Medical student Peter Movilla overcame an unstable childhood to earn a scholarship to Weill Cornell Medical School. After a debilitating stroke, Broadway actress Jennifer Harmon sees a path back to the stage thanks to the personal care she receives. Physican-scientist Sarah Bettigole extols the virtues of her mentor while working to create new treatments for asthma. For leading neurobiology researcher B.J. Casey, mentorships with scientists like Conor Liston are key to understanding the workings of the teenage mind. For this series, we collaborated with John Hubbell to create a number of documentary shorts profiling patients, doctors and researchers. The project was branded as “Inside Medicine” by former Cornell Medical School dean Dr. Laurie Glimcher.
Client: Weill Cornell Medical School, NYC
A series created as part of Weill Cornell Medicine’s efforts to convey its highly personal approach to health care. We created a multi-part documentary series profiling patients, doctors and researchers as their lives intersect.
Role: Cinematographer, Field Producer and Editor
The videos were created by Old Bridge Media, led by creative director, John Hubbell, who served as writer and senior producer. Lance Murphey (of the Story Speaks) was cinematographer, field producer and editor. Jonathan Kirkscey composed the music.
Role: Cinematographer, Field Producer and Editor
The videos were created by Old Bridge Media, led by creative director, John Hubbell, who served as writer and senior producer. Lance Murphey (of the Story Speaks) was cinematographer, field producer and editor. Jonathan Kirkscey composed the music.
Intersection of Research and Clinical Care
Inside Medicine showcases the physicians, scientists and patients who are collaborating at the intersection of research and clinical care, where discoveries lead to healthier lives. Results of these films included millions of dollars in new scholarship money for medical students.