film and live streaming
for charities, not-for-profit and medical organisations
soundvision works with charities, not-for-profit and medical organisations to help them spread their message to a wider audience. This ranges from streaming live events and creating edited packages for later review to producing short films and animation to cover bespoke themes.
The soundvision team has many years broadcast experience, having created content for the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Disney and is currently developing a number of documentaries for networks in the UK and US to spread charity messages still further.
We worked with David and his team on a film project to promote our £1million investment in A-T research. From start to finish, he made the whole process really simple and kept us involved at every step. The final film was exactly as we had hoped and absolutely perfect for our purposes. I would have no hesitation in recommending David for future projects and will certainly be working with him again.
Sean Kelly | Chief Executive - Action for A-T
We’re been very, very pleased to work in collaboration with soundvision, who have done an excellent job in live streaming our conferences. As a consequence we’ve seen twice as many people watching the live stream as actually attend the conferences, which raises awareness of us as an organisation and gives us recordings that we can draw back on.
Lynne Regent | Chief Executive Officer - Anaphylaxis Campaign
A three hour live event with YouTube's biggest stars to help raise money for research that will bring treatments to patients faster, sooner. Live from the YouTube Space London, Patricia Bright, Saffron Barker, Lewys Ball, Niko Omilana, Vikkstar, Jessica Kellgren-Fozard, Hannah Witton, Niki & Sammy, Football Daily and many more will go head to head in a series of epic and hilarious challenges all to help raise loads of cash for life-saving cancer research.
Cancer, it's payback time!
Cancer, it's payback time!
Dr William Frankland MBE talks about how he became involved in the study of allergens and the Anaphylaxis Campaign.
Juliet Stevenson, the Patron of LAM Action, talks about the charity and the rare condition for which it provides support and research.
Pace is a groundbreaking children’s charity that transforms the lives of children and young people with motor disorders, such as cerebral palsy. Fundamental to our approach is a belief in every child’s ability to learn and make progress, whatever the physical or sensory challenges they face. Our overriding goal is to help children and young people with physical disabilities to achieve their full potential and to be as independent as possible in their current and future lives.
A trailer for the European Society of Cardiology’s 2016 Heart Failure Congress in Florence, Italy.
Public policy conferences, seminars and roundtables.
Bringing together central and local government, business, charities and consumer-citizen groups to examine the future direction of legislative and regulatory reform
Bringing together central and local government, business, charities and consumer-citizen groups to examine the future direction of legislative and regulatory reform
A question and answer session, for people enrolled on BBC Academy courses, streamed live through the BBC Academy website.
A short film, produced to raise awareness of Jenni's life with Ataxia Telangiectasia.
Commissioned by the British Medical Association to commemorate all NHS workers who lost their lives during the Covid-19 pandemic.
A series of social media short films about the effects of smoking as seen through an emphysema patient.
The films formed part of a larger campaign by a collection of local councils in the South West of England.
The films formed part of a larger campaign by a collection of local councils in the South West of England.
An animated short to promote the Heart Failure Association of the European Society of Cardiology website: www.heartfailurematters.org
An animated sequence charting the progress of the charity and fundraising targets achieved.