AI Script to Screen with Quint Boa

Digital health is moving quickly, but technology alone does not create trust or understanding. In this episode, Quint looks at why clear communication is becoming increasingly important as AI becomes more embedded in healthcare. Drawing on psychology and creative production, he explores how video and animation can simplify complex ideas, reduce uncertainty and help health organisations communicate at scale without losing credibility or the human element.

Psychoeducation brings psychological understanding beyond the therapy room and into everyday life. In this episode of AI Script to Screen, I explore how learning about the mind can help us recognise patterns, communicate more effectively and better understand ourselves and others.
From relationships and wellbeing to workplace culture and personal growth, this episode looks at why accessible psychological education has become such a valuable part of modern life.

AI is transforming healthcare by helping hospitals scan X-rays, spot tumours and flag risks faster than ever before. But medicine is not a factory line, and patients are not data points. In this reflection, I explore the danger of confusing efficiency with care, and why compassion must remain central to modern medicine.
 

In this episode of AI Script to Screen, I delve into the influence of animated characters on our understanding of mental health issues. Focusing on Winnie the Pooh, I discuss how animation effectively illustrates psychological concepts that enrich our daily lives. I highlight how the gentle and approachable nature of animation makes it an ideal medium for modelling solutions, as the beloved characters navigate their emotional challenges with empathy and support.

A fascinating conversation with Meredith Ogilvie-Thompson - journalist, narrative strategist, and host of All That I Have Met - exploring truth versus facts, the collapse of meaningful political debate, storytelling, news, and the existential questions shaping modern life.A real pleasure to record. I hope you enjoy it.

A wide ranging discussion on the use of LLM's in everything from psychotherapy to corporate strategy and education. How LLM's are a blessing and a curse.

A discussion with psychotherapist James earl about the rise of LLMs being used for psychotherapy. How long before artificial intimacy replaces in-person psychotherapy as a practice.

Charities and NGO’s are missing a trick by not using AI video production for fundraising. AI gives them the perfect opportunity to make creative and relatable content for a fraction of the price. So, why aren’t they? In this episode I look at why and what can be done. 
 

Discoveries in biotechnology are accelerating, but understanding them is not. In this episode, I examine how AI-generated video, digital humans, and automated localisation are transforming the way pharmaceutical companies communicate complex science. As therapies grow more sophisticated, the challenge is no longer just innovation - it is explanation. AI may be the tool that finally bridges the gap between breakthrough science and public understanding.

Digital health innovation is accelerating, but user patience is not. In this episode, Quint explores why traction in health apps is rarely lost through lack of technology, but through lack of clarity. Drawing on behavioural psychology and production strategy, he explains how AI-enabled video helps founders reduce friction, build trust, and scale communication without sacrificing credibility. Because in digital health, understanding is not a bonus feature - it’s the foundation of sustainable growth.