A feature documentary about José Baselga — the cancer researcher who helped pioneer precision oncology, then became a front-page story for different reasons. What began as an internal initiative at AstraZeneca became a multi-year production I co-wrote and executive produced: earning the family's trust, shaping the narrative with director Chris Valentino, coordinating interviews across three countries, and driving the film to festival and medical congress screenings worldwide. Holding institutional stakes, family grief, and public controversy in a single story.

Conceived and launched weeks into the pandemic, when no one in pharma was doing anything like it. I created the format, directed every early episode myself — one-on-one over Zoom with PhD scientists, coaching them to explain concepts like circulating tumor DNA to a six-year-old. No crew, no studio, just a laptop and the right questions. Became the most-watched content in AstraZeneca YouTube history. Shorty Award finalist.