How the coronavirus might affect life at home? Martin Sadofski, Screenwriter and Producer, talks about social distancing and the human impact of the Coronavirus.
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English - March 13, 2020 16:00 - 29 minutes - 20 MBMedicine Health & Fitness News innovation designthinking humancentereddesign design covid19 coronavirus health wellbeing science medicine Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Martin Sadofski, is a Brighton based film maker and writer. His extensive works include recent shows like Horizon's Depression and Me with Alistair Campbell, Undercover in the Alt Right on Netflix (and many more).
Martin talks with Matt Pattison, CEO and Founder of TEN, about his experience as a writer who has 'always done some social distancing' working on his own, and the positives of home based work.
They talk about the potential good and bad that could come from Covid19. Factors including how isolation might really work, such as who walks the dog. What community factors (and anthropological elements) are considered alongside the medical in planning?
How will couples and families react? And what will really happen if this prolonged period of the virus comes to fruition? Like all Hollywood disaster movies, will we end up with a heroic ending?