documentaryproducer
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 Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2012 5:18 pm Post subject: Are you primary caregiver someone with Alzheimer's? |
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An award-winning TV production company is developing a program for a cable network about the impact of aging. More and more Americans are faced with the difficult task of providing financial and personal support to elderly loved ones, and many are bringing them into their homes for personal and financial reasons. Caring for aging parents can be an enriching experience, but also emotionally, financially, and physically taxing. Do you have a story to share? This is a timely and relevant topic--let your voice be heard.
DO YOU FIT THE FOLLOWING?
• ARE YOU CURRENTLY CARING FOR ELDERLY PARENT(S) IN YOUR HOME OR WILL YOU BE MOVING THEM IN WITH YOU DURING JULY?
• DOES THE PERSON YOU CARE FOR (PARENT OR GRANDPARENT) HAVE DEMENTIA OR ALZHEIMER’S?
• DO YOU HAVE KIDS WHO LIVE AT HOME?
• IS IT DIFFICULT TO JUGGLE A CAREER, FAMILY AND THE NEEDS OF YOUR AGING LOVED ONE(S)?
If you and the one you care for are interested, please email: cabledocumentary@gmail.com
If you are selected, our small crew would travel to your location for approximately 2-3 days filming “day in the life” footage. We understand that this might be a sensitive topic for individuals and families. We would talk through potential filming to ensure everyone is comfortable and has their questions answered. If requested, we can refrain from using last names and locations for privacy concerns.
Serious inquiries only. No compensation. All inquiries will be kept confidential. Must be an American and reside in USA.
If you and your parents are interested, please email cabledocumentary@gmail.com with the following:
1. Full Name:
2. Age:
3. City and State of Residence:
4. Do your aging parents live with you or do you live with them:
5. How long have you been caring for your aging parents:
6. What is the health and mental condition of your parent(s):
7. Are you married, have kids of your own:
8. Do you receive support from other members of the family:
9. What are the hardest parts of caring for your elderly loved one:
10. What are the benefits of caring for your elderly loved one:
11. What emotions do you experience in regards to your role as primary caregiver:
12. Please send a regular photograph.
13. Please provide your best contact number and email to communicate.
THANK YOU! |
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