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TLC Branding Campaign

I shot this promo in New Orleans at the notorious Charity Hospital.

It was daunting.

We interviewed doctors and shot verite footage while the emergency room was in action. All this was to serve a show called "Trauma: Life in the ER".

I directed and was the Creative Director of the campaign.

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PBS had planned to shoot the kids in their own environments. I proposed an alternative idea.

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PBS also let me try my hand at writing the scripts.