Believe In Tomorrow Video
Believe In Tomorrow Children's Foundation is producing a dvd piece, that will function as a marketing, consumer awareness, fundraising and media relations tool. We are fortunate to be working with an award winning team of photographers, producers, filmmakers and storytellers, whose work has appeared on Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, History Channel, National Geographic Channel, HBO and other national entertainment outlets. This creative production team is also helping us craft our first PSA campaign, which will air on Discovery Channel and other outlets.
Take a moment to check out our :10 and :15 second PSA spots:
We are shooting interviews at our Believe In Tomorrow respite properties in Ocean City, MD and Fenwick Island, DE, and will continue production at the Believe In Tomorrow House at Johns Hopkins, the Believe In Tomorrow House at St. Casimir and the Believe In Tomorrow House on Wisp Mountain.
The team creating these exciting promotional pieces for Believe In Tomorrow includes Bob Sitrick, a senior television production and operations executive with over 20 years in the industry. His experience includes News, Sports and unique live entertainment productions for both Comedy Central and the Discovery U.S. Networks, including technically challenging broadcasts like "Egypt Week Live," "Titanic Live," "Croc Hunter Live" and the first ever HD downlink from the International Space Station; Mickey Stern and Chuck Roseberry, from the ten-time Emmy Award and sixteen-time IDEA Award winning BASE Productions, are producing Believe In Tomorrow's inaugural PSA campaign and the longer form dvd; Jack Foley, Director of Photography, is shooting all sequences, interviews and other elements for the dvd. In addition to working in film, television and the music video arena, Jack is Supervisor of Field and Studio Operations for the Discovery Communications Group. We are honored to have support from Rich Confalone, an award-winning cinematographer and storyteller from Lucky Dog Films. We are also thrilled that Mike Rowe, from "Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe" and mikeroweWORKS.com, brought the spots to life with his narration.