Capturing a Legacy Bigger Than Football

Some projects are about creating content. Others are about preserving stories that matter.

Ahead of Werribee Football Club's FightMND fundraiser match, I had the opportunity to produce a video centred around the impact of Neale Daniher and the legacy he leaves behind.

As the football community came together for Big Freeze 12, the first without Neale physically present, the club reflected on his connection to Werribee and the extraordinary influence he had on the fight against Motor Neurone Disease (MND).

The video featured former Werribee coach Leon Harris speaking to the playing group at training, sharing memories of Neale's time at the club and reminding everyone why the fight against MND continues.

Working on this project was a reminder that sport is about much more than results on a scoreboard. It's about community, leadership, resilience and using a platform to make a difference.

Werribee proudly wore the Big Freeze 12 socks during the fundraiser match, helping raise awareness and support for FightMND's ongoing mission to find a cure.

It's projects like these that make storytelling so powerful. A camera can capture moments, but it can also help carry a message, honour a legacy and inspire action.

Thank you to Werribee Football Club for trusting MT Visuals to help tell an important story.

Video Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/14ekB1AfZeD/

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