How we made David Beckham speak 9 languages

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Leander Sodji

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October 26, 2023

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In collaboration with Malaria No More, RG/A and Ridley Scott Associates we produced a synthetic video of David Beckham speaking 9 different languages to raise awareness of the Malaria, the worlds deadliest disease.

The video has garnered over 800m impressions online and was covered by most major media outlets. The campaign also won CogX Outstanding Achievement in Social Good Use Of AI Award in 2019.

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Product Marketing Manager

Leander Sodji

Leander Sodji is a Product Marketing Manager at Synthesia. With over 5 years of experience, he has consulted industry leaders such as WhatsApp and P&G, as well as gained B2B tech experience.

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