Lilly Catalyze360

We believe that health is everything

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00:00-00:01 [Lilly Logo and catalyze360 logo appear over a white background]

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00:02-00:04 [A close-up of a swimmer standing out of the water quickly cuts to a wide shot of them diving into a pool and then cuts to an underwater shot of the swimmer entering the pool.]

00:05-00:08 [A woman cutting vegetables in her kitchen, cut to a scene of a woman dancing in her bedroom, cut to a scene of tree branches, and a woman is seen running outside.]
Tom Hopkins: We believe that health is everything.

00:09-00:10 [A Lilly scientist puts on a white lab coat.]
Tom Hopkins: In the pursuit of life-changing medicines.

00:11 [Speaker is shown on screen.]
Tom Hopkins: We take smart risks when partnering with other bold pioneers.

00:11-00:14 [A woman walks across a busy crosswalk. Cut to her feet walking along a sidewalk. Cut to her stopping and looking at a poster that says, “Nothing is Impossible…”]

00:15-00:17 [Close-up of the woman looking at the sign.]
Tom Hopkins: Because we know we can’t do it alone.

00:18-00:25 [The speaker is on-screen, and then there is a series of historical photos. Cut to a woman in front of a whiteboard with a group looking at her. Cut to a close-up of the woman writing on the board. Cut to a lab scene where a Lilly scientist looks into a microscope. Cut to a close-up of her eye looking through the microscope. Cut to a microscope view of the slide.]
Nisha Nanda: Over the last 150 years, Lilly has collaborated with researchers and entrepreneurs to develop and deliver medicines to people who need them.

00:26-00:28 [A doctor stands in an office before a series of brain scans. Cut to another doctor sitting next to a patient in a bed. Cut to a man’s hands holding a prescription bottle full of pills.]
Brad Robling: Today, we continue that tradition.

00:29-00:33 [Speaker is shown on-screen. Then, a Lilly scientist sits in a lab, carefully dispensing a pink liquid into a container. Cut to a close-up of this.]
Brad Robling: Almost half of our new product launches in the last decade were enabled by this external innovation.

00:34 [A machine quickly spins and scans injectors.]

00:35 [Cut to a wide shot of the previous machine. We can now see a screen above it with machine information.]
Julie Gilmore: Catalyze360

00:36-00:37 [Speaker is shown on-screen.]
Julie Gilmore: is our newest strategic commitment

00:38-00:39 [Two men in an office talking, one is holding a computer in his hands. Cut to a woman sitting at a desk on a video call. Cut to a close-up of two gloved scientists delicately handling a vial. Cut to an overhead shot of a busy city street.]
Julie Gilmore: to external collaboration, working with scientific

00:40-00:44 [A shot of a group sitting at a conference table in a meeting. Cut to a close-up of a woman talking from the same meeting scene. Cut to a close-up of hands typing at a keyboard. Cut to a close-up of the same woman’s face, wearing safety glasses, looking at a computer screen.]
Julie Gilmore: innovators in the biotech ecosystem to make it

00:45-00:46 [An extreme close-up of a lab sample growing. Cut to an extreme close-up of a blood cell. Cut to a sped-up shot of a busy city center. Cut to a machine moving injectors onto a conveyor belt. And then the conveyor belt whisks them out of frame.]
Julie Gilmore: faster and easier to develop the medicines
00:47-00:48 [A similar machine moves the injectors quickly down a U-shaped lane. Cut to a small machine spinning and then stopping. A hand comes in and pulls a plastic tray out of a slot in the machine.]
Julie Gilmore: of the future.

00:49-00:51 [Cut to a wide continuation of the woman scientist in a lab. Cut to a shot of a lab; a person is at a computer in the background. In the foreground, someone places a liquid in a beaker. Cut to an overhead shot of a 3d printer.]
Nisha Nanda: Through provision of funding, world-class, lab space,

00:52-00:56 [A scientist holds two small vials above his head and looks at them. Cut to two scientists standing in front of a group of machines. They open the cover of one of them and place a vial into it. Cut to a close-up of this same action. Cut to a different machine, pressing into a series of circular discs.]
Nisha Nanda: and R&D capabilities, we support bold science, from the very beginning.

00:57-00:58 [A close-up of a woman standing before a screen giving a presentation.]

00:59-01:00 [An overhead drone shot of an Eli Lilly facility. Cut to a panning drone shot of the front of the same building.]
Tom Hopkins: We have three pillars,

01:01 [An overhead shot of two people working at a table. Lily Ventures logo appears on the screen.]
Tom Hopkins: Lilly Ventures,

01:02-01:03 [A gloved hand places a vial full of liquid into a holder. Cut to a scientist pouring a liquid from one tube into another. Lily Gateway Labs logo animations on screen.]
Tom Hopkins: Lilly Gateway Labs,

01:04 [A woman places something into a large machine. Cut to a large drill, drilling down into a block of metal. ExploR&D text is on screen throughout.]
Tom Hopkins: and Lilly ExploR&D.

01:05-01:07 [Speaker is on screen.]
Tom Hopkins: Each of these pillars strategically remove barriers to enable innovation.

01:08 [A machine quickly moves groups of injectors from a basin. Cut to a similar machine moving a group of injectors into a bin. Lilly Ventures Logo appears on the bottom left corner of the screen.]

01:09-01:14 [A machine grabs individual injectors in unison. Cut to a red Lilly logo on a cloudy glass door. Cut to a Lilly scientist examining an item. Cut to a reverse shot; the scientist presses a device down into the item, taking a measurement.]
Brad Robling: With Ventures, Lilly serves as an investor and a strategic partner to the global biotech ecosystem.

01:15-01:19 [Lilly Gateway Labs logo appears on the screen in the bottom left corner. A shot of the exterior of the Gateway Labs building. Cut to the Lilly Gateway Labs logo on a wall inside. Cut to a close-up of a scientist spinning the crank on the side of a machine as the machine moves something up and down.]
Julie Gilmore: Lilly Gateway Labs accelerates the next generation of scientific breakthroughs

01:20-0:1:21 [A man stands before a large video display wall; it has metrics and graphs on it. Cut to a medium shot of him tapping the screen. One of the windows on the screen enlarges. Cut to a computer screen with a close-up of a microchip; hands in the foreground hold a remote-like device.]
Julie Gilmore: by providing cutting-edge facilities, and amenities,

01:22-01:26 [Cut to two women at a table talking; a laptop beside them is being referred to. Cut to a close-up of one of the women smiling. Cut to a lab scene showing a gloved hand injecting something into a tube and two scientists talking.]
Julie Gilmore: as well as access to Lilly resources and mentorship.

01:27-01:33 [Lilly ExploR&D logo animates on screen. Cut to a close-up of a woman scientist talking. Cut to a machine, cutting samples onto a thin plastic sheet. Cut to a small piece of plastic with a sample placed into a liquid with tweezers. Cut to another angle of the previous shot. The hand takes the sample out. Cut to the sample being placed into a holder.]
Tom Hopkins: Through Lilly ExploR&D, we shared decades enterprise learning and expertise from discovery through to clinical

01:34-01:36 [Two machines with large windows shake beakers in circles. Cut to a closeup of these beakers. Cut to a brown liquid being spun around inside of a vat. Cut to a machine dispensing pills into pill bottles. Cut to a close-up of the previous shot.]
Tom Hopkins: development to ensure programs are set up for success.

01:37-01:38 [A woman sits looking at a laptop. She is smiling and talking on a video call.]

01:39-01:40 [Speaker is shown on-screen]
Nisha Nanda: We created Catalyze360 to meet biotechs

01:41-01:45 [Pan down a cafe window; a woman sits at a computer. Cut to a close-up of her hands typing. Cut to a wide shot of exterior buildings. Cut to two quick shots of injectors being assembled and moved by machines. Cut a close-up of a gloved hand clicking a button under an LED display on a device. Cut to two people in a manufacturing facility wearing hair nets, talking.]
Nisha Nanda: where they are. In a constantly changing world, we're changing too.

01:46-01:48 [A woman stands writing on a whiteboard, and a man sits at a table with a laptop in an office. Cut to a sped-up, point-of-view shot of a train going down tracks through an urban area. Cut to an extreme close-up of molecular liquid. Cut to a sped-up shot of a 3d printer in progress.]
Julie Gilmore: We're continuously learning how best to serve the needs

01:49-01:50 [A scientist dispenses liquid from a long tube into a container. Cut to speaker on-screen].
Julie Gilmore: of today's biotech companies.

01:51-01:52 [A shallow focus, a close-up of a group of petri dishes. A series of quick shots flash on the screen, a close-up of an eye looking in a microscope, red liquid in a beaker, and a close-up of a sample through a microscope. Cut to a scientist taking a pipette from a cylinder filled with orange liquid. Cut to the scientist examining the now sealed cylinder.]

01:53-01:55 [Over-the-shoulder shot of a doctor looking at brain scans on a display. Cut to speaker on-screen.]
Brad Robling: We can help turn promising ideas into life-changing medicines

01:56-01:58 [A sped-up time-lapse of a large intersection in a city center. Cut to a similar shot in a different city. Cut to an overhead shot of an Asian downtown, also sped up.]
Brad Robling: for people around the world.

01:59-02:10 [Lilly A MEDICINE COMPANY logo animates in]

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