The One Show
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One Show 2014 Branded Entertainment Jury
Mick Ebeling
Founder
The Ebeling Group
Los Angeles
Mick Ebeling is the founder of The Ebeling Group (TEG), an award-winning international production company and creative think tank whose most well-known projects include the main title sequence for the James Bond 007 film 'Quantum of Solace' and the ever-coveted, graphic sequence for the Will Ferrell film 'Stranger Than Fiction.'
Mick is also the founder of Not Impossible Labs, an online platform that connects people in order to create real-life, low-cost open-source DIY & tech solutions to help others.
Mick firmly believes that ideas that once seemed impossible are always possible when the right people are connected and empowered. His first project was an innovative medical device that helped fully paralyzed artist Tempt One create art using the only part of his body that moves: his eyes. By connecting and coordinating an international group of hardware and software hackers, Mick and his team created a low-cost, DIY apparatus called The Eyewriter.
Not Impossible unveiled yet another life-changing project with "Project Daniel" using 3D printers to make prosthetic arms for children of war in South Sudan.
Mick has spoken at events around the globe including TED, TEDx, CES, Seoul Digital Forum, Design IIDA, TTI Vanguard and Bloomberg.
Mick lives in Venice Beach with his wife and three future NBA starters for the 2021, 2024 and 2027 seasons, respectively.
Mick is also the founder of Not Impossible Labs, an online platform that connects people in order to create real-life, low-cost open-source DIY & tech solutions to help others.
Mick firmly believes that ideas that once seemed impossible are always possible when the right people are connected and empowered. His first project was an innovative medical device that helped fully paralyzed artist Tempt One create art using the only part of his body that moves: his eyes. By connecting and coordinating an international group of hardware and software hackers, Mick and his team created a low-cost, DIY apparatus called The Eyewriter.
Not Impossible unveiled yet another life-changing project with "Project Daniel" using 3D printers to make prosthetic arms for children of war in South Sudan.
Mick has spoken at events around the globe including TED, TEDx, CES, Seoul Digital Forum, Design IIDA, TTI Vanguard and Bloomberg.
Mick lives in Venice Beach with his wife and three future NBA starters for the 2021, 2024 and 2027 seasons, respectively.