Olivia Rueda tiene una vocación: contar historias. Es lo que hacía como realizadora de programas de televisión, hasta el día en que quedó afásica a consecuencia de un ictus y tuvo que aprender a hablar y a escribir por segunda vez en su vida.
La importancia del lenguaje y su lucha contra la enfermedad y para retomar su vocación centran su libro "No sabes lo que me cuesta escribir esto" (Blackie Books) y su charla en TEDxMadrid.
Realizador: Daniel Goldmann Editor: Xavi Fortino Operadores de cámara: Josep Fernández, Xavi Fortino, David Ramos, Nacho Valentín, Diego García, María López Sonido directo: Daniel Davidson Runner: Conchi Gascón Producido por: Manilafilms.com
Iluminación y sonido directo: Equipo técnico Teatro Fernán Gómez Centro Cultural de la Villa Escenografía: Teje la araña (tejelarana.com)
Diseño y Motion Graphics METAMORFOSIS: Alvaro León (alvaroleon.com) Música METAMORFOSIS: 6 Ghosts I by Nine Inch Nails (creativecommons.org/licenses/b...) Diseño de sonido & audio mix METAMORFOSIS: Francisco Mejía (pararayos.tv) She started working at the public television channel TV3 as an editor in 1993, where she developed a broad career in cultural shows such as Stromboli, Mil paraules, Sputnik or Silenci, among others. She also worked at the channel as a documentary producer in programs like 60 minuts or Sense ficció.
When she was immersed in a delivery for the latter, she suffered an ictus. She had to start speaking and writing all over again, as she explains in her book You Don't Know How Much It Takes Me to Write This ("No sabes lo que me cuesta escribir esto", Blackie Books), where she tackles the key role that language plays in her life and vocation: to tell stories. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx