Being Human Is - Where The Buffalo Roam

“As a deaf athlete, there will be obstacles."

Anthony Rumolo founded the Deaf hockey league for players across Canada. With the help of Live Transcribe on his Android phone he can have real-time conversations with those who can help him take the league to the next level. See how a Deaf hockey game goes down.

“It’s as if my phone were a bridge between the favela and the world.”

Mariluce Mariá Souza is an art teacher who helps children in her community pursue education and discover the world beyond their favela in Brazil. She uses art and her Android phone to build bridges with people around the globe.

Joshua is a blind traveling musician who writes and performs his own songs using TalkBack on Android. It listens to the lines he’s spoken and reads it back to him. Hear how his love for music has taken him on tour.

Nigerian filmmakers The Critics Company are making the impossible possible by creating sci-fi short films with an Android phone. These young filmmakers are creating their own alternate reality shot entirely on their phone’s camera.

A chef's senses are their most valuable asset, but when Elyse Bezuidenhout began losing her sight, she thought her culinary dreams were over. With the help of Android's camera magnification, she has an extra tool in the kitchen to help be her eyes so she can continue creating gastronomical masterpieces.

WTBR directors, Nico Carbonaro and Tuesday McGowan embarked on creating a larger-than-life documentary stories with an animated aesthetic that celebrated the heroes as they see themselves. Produced during the pandemic, Being Human Is pooled together hundreds of awarding winning illustrators, animators and story producers across four continents and seven time zones.