Documentary looks for input
Filmmakers Naked TV have been commissioned by Channel 4 to produce a mini-series capturing the journey of six terminally ill people who create incredible experiences to comfort the loved ones they are leaving behind.
With the working title Ghost, the series will run as three 60-minute films and will feature cutting-edge holographic techniques to enable the messages to be delivered after death.
The team is looking for individuals who are terminally ill, but have plans in place for their death.
“Working closely with British psychologists, bereavement experts and holographic technology we’ve created an opportunity to enable some families to see and remember their relative or friend looking and sounding vibrant and healthy in vivid 3D holographic form,” said Simon Andreae, format creator and CEO of Naked TV.
“We plan to deliver a personal message that could only come from them. We feel very privileged that the contributors have let us share their loss, and we hope the messages their loved ones have left comfort their families, help them cope with their grief and inspire them throughout their lives.”
If you would like to get involved with this initiative contact Naked TV by email.
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