Portfolio: Health and Medicine
| Project. Changing the Face of Medicine series Client. National Institutes of Health, National Library of Medicine, Washington, DC Created to interest female students into the field of medicine, this interactive project features short film pieces telling the remarkable stories of dozens of prominent women physicians, both historic and contemporary.
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| Project. Safety: Isn't It Worth It? /Starring Jack Klugman Client. Fisher Scientific Company A science laboratory can be a dangerous and even deadly place. Jack Klugman hosts this film, which points out everyday potential hazards and dramatically depicts some of the consequences.
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| Project. Health Care: Personal Action Series Client. American Dietetic Association A series of films designed to be shown to employees during hour-long training sessions at work led by a registered dietician or experienced trainer: High Energy Eating, Eating on the Run, Healthy Eating for the Whole Family, Healthy Weight, Healthy You, Nutrition at the Supermarket, Quick and Easy Lowfat Meals, Herbs and Spices/Salt Alternative, Kids, Cholesterol and Weight
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| Project. Occupational Hazards of the PACU Client. Advanced Warming Systems, Lubbock, TX A thought-provoking film for nurses about the high-risk environment of the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit, where contagious diseases can be readily transmitted. Health care workers have contracted TB in increasing numbers and some have died.
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| Project. A Day in the Life of a Simply Better Company/Narrated by Patrick Stewart Client. SmithKline Beecham Test results both routine and life-and-death are part of the dramas that revolve around SKB products on a daily basis. Scenes shot all in a single day by film crews around the world - Auckland, Philadelphia, Japan, London, Taipei, Dusseldorf and more -- give a sampling of the global role the company plays in people's lives and health.
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| Project. Heart to Heart: Your Surgery at St. Vincent Hospital Client. St. Vincent Hospital, Portland, Oregon A film shown to all open heart surgery patients and their families on the hospital's in-house cardiac TV channel. It was designed to alleviate fear and anxiety by providing information about what to expect before and after surgery.
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| Project. Liquid Gold: The Gift of Donating Blood Client. U.S. Bancorp, American Red Cross Originally created for the bank's blood drive, this piece won first place in the American Red Cross media competition and copies were distributed to every Red Cross facility in the country.
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