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The Empathy Museum
The Story
The Empathy Museum is an international travelling museum which gives visitors the chance to walk a mile in someone else’s shoes (literally) and see the world through a different set of eyes.
Paul Wyatt’s quietly powerful film looks at the need for empathy in our society through the eyes of the museum’s participants and the experiences of two Human Library books.
Two cuts were produced of this film. One which details A Mile in My Shoes and 1001 Books and an extended cut which includes The Human Library.
“The film has had very high engagements in terms of shares, likes and comments. It’s definitely the best response to a film we’ve ever had”
Mark Godber, Artists’ Producer, Artsadmin
CLIENT:
FILMED, DIRECTED & EDITED BY:
Paul Wyatt
RUNTIME:
1 x 5 Mins. (Approx.)
1 x 11 Mins. (Approx.)
YEAR:
2016
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