A film for Madame Tussaud’s that accompanies their Nobel Peace Prize exhibition.

The brief from Merlin/Madame Tussaud’s was to develop a series of educational and inspirational videos about the Nobel Peace Prize and eleven recipients of the prize whose figures are included in museums.  After developing an overall concept for the videos, Nylon scripted and created two sets of videos: the first, a five minute video, entitled “Inspiring Lives” telling the history of the prize and the selected laureates; the second, a series of thirteen one minute and under pieces, each featuring one of the winners  for use in an interactive touch screen display.  As the videos were being developed for the opening of the new museum in Bangkok, both sets were recorded and subtitled in English and Thai.

“Having worked with NYLON Films on Madame Tussauds Bangkok I was very impressed with their professionalism and commitment to understanding and meeting our needs.  Their clarity on the deliverables at every stage really helped me to focus on the key points of the content and meeting them face to face on a regular basis meant we were all “singing from the same hymnbook. I really appreciated their flexibility, understanding and speed when we had to make last very minute changes due to the changing nature of a political situation!  The end results were well received by all and I would have no hesitation in working with NYLON again.” Paula Hurst,  Senior Creative Director,  Merlin Entertainments Group