Because Every Moment Matters Christmas film – audio description and transcript

This is the audio-described version of our Because Every Moment Matters Christmas Appeal film for 2026.

It includes narration to describe the visual elements, making the story accessible to people with sight loss.

A transcript of the audio-described film is also available below.

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Audio description transcript

Because Every Moment Matters

Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity Christmas Film 2026 (Audio Described Version)

Music: All My Love by Coldplay plays throughout the film.

A hospital monitor beeps as a father gently strokes his baby's head while they lie in an incubator.

On screen, the words: "Because Every Moment Matters."

Snow falls outside Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Inside the hospital, a young patient has her makeup done by her mum. A nurse decorates a child's head with jewel stickers, and they celebrate with a fist bump.

Santa walks along a corridor, sharing smiles with a little girl. Nearby, a toddler laughs as a dog shakes its head.

A Christmas card next to a baby's incubator reads: "Felix."

In the hospital chapel, the chaplain prays and looks up towards the altar.

A ballerina dances en pointe along a hospital corridor and stops to perform a pirouette for a toddler watching in awe. From his hospital bed, a boy copies the ballerina's movements.

A father pushes his son along a corridor in a toy car.

A physiotherapist plays bat and ball with a patient.

A boy dances while a young girl sings into a microphone and hospital staff clap along.

Children are shown enjoying activities around the hospital. A girl blows heart-shaped confetti towards the camera.

At a Christmas party, a disco ball spins overhead while guests and a bear mascot dance and sway their arms. A host dances on stage, and a blind girl spins joyfully across the floor.

A sign reads: "Four sleeps till Christmas."

As night falls, children sleep peacefully on the ward.

The father looks down at his newborn baby sleeping in the incubator. The baby opens their eyes.

On screen, the words: "We need you this Christmas."

The Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity logo appears.

On screen, the words: "Help bring comfort, hope and joy."

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GOSH Charity Christmas Appeal

No child should have to spend the festive period in hospital. But when they have to, we do everything we can to make it feel like home. Together, we can bring comfort, hope and joy to the wards at GOSH this Christmas.

Because every moment matters.