B-ROLL AND VNR COMBO: THREE HOT TOPICS, ONE BETA TAPE
Tape includes: Immunization B-Roll - background footage of children being immunized, children and parents talking to doctors, parents and doctors discussing the importance of immunizations, and general "clinic shots." Obesity B-Roll - includes interviews with two pediatricians on the topic of preventing overweight and obesity, shows children in a clinic setting being examined, weighed and measured, as well as shots of overweight children at a variety of summer festivals (faces are obscured or hidden). Swimming Pool Safety Video Package - In addition to a VNR, the video package includes English and Spanish sound bites from a pediatrician and B-roll of kids swimming in a pool, visuals of a fence and graphic of AAP multiple layers of protection. To receive a copy, please contact AAP Communications at 847-434-7877.
IMMUNIZATION B-ROLL
AAP Communications has created B-roll containing background footage on immunization for broadcasters. The B-roll, available in betacam format, contains footage of children being immunized, children and parents talking to doctors, parents and doctors discussing the importance of immunizations, and general "clinic shots." To see a sample of this video footage, click
here. To order a copy, call AAP Communications at 847-434-7877.
OBESITY B-ROLL
AAP Communications staff is pleased to offer to broadcast media B-roll (background footage) on the topic of overweight and obese children. In response to frequent requests, AAP has produced B-roll that includes interviews with two pediatricians on the topic of preventing overweight and obesity. The footage also includes children in a clinic setting being examined, weighed and measured, as well as shots of overweight children at a variety of summer festivals (faces are obscured or hidden). The footage is combined with existing immunization B-roll and can be sent to interested journalists. Please contact AAP Communications at 847-434-7877.
SWIMMING POOL SAFETY VIDEO PACKAGE
More than 900 children under the age of 15 drowned in swimming pools in 2002. In addition, nearly 2,700 children suffered from near-drownings that year, many of which resulted in permanent brain damage. To help prevent these tragedies, AAP Communications has produced a video news release (VNR) about swimming pool safety. In addition to the VNR, the video package includes English and Spanish sound bites with Deborah Mulligan, MD, FAAP and B-roll (background footage) of kids swimming in a pool, visuals of a fence and graphic of AAP multiple layers of protection. To order a copy, call AAP Communications at 847-434-7877.
