Time to Live’ was a world-first exhibition where a terminally ill woman auctioned off pieces of her remaining time to the public to raise awareness for cancer research. In a raw, immersive experience, visitors sat one-on-one with Emily, as a projected clock counted down from 3 minutes, forcing them to feel what it’s like to run out of time with someone with a terminal illness.
I was involved in the exhibition and video production which garnered a very high amount of impressions and worldwide media coverage including this article in The Guardian.
Director
Tony Prescott
Producer
Dinusha Ratnaweera
Camera Operators
Miller Best & Max McLachlan
Agency
The Ministry for Communication & The Arts
Creative Partners
David Gibson & Nathan Lennon
Client
Australian Cancer Research Foundation
General Manager, Fundraising
Carly du Toit

OTHER WORK

Hyundai IONIQ5
Artline Whiteboard Markers
The Smith Family 'Jake'
Audi x Haydenshapes (Director's Cut)
Red Cross Lifeblood 'Michael Klim'
Panasonic Lumix
Tourism Okinawa "Be Okinawa"
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