It’s Oct.1 – Breast Cancer Awareness month! The ‘Save A Tit’ campaign begins with the launch of The Booby Scare, written/produced by Jaime King and Taryn Southern and sponsored by Her Energy.
Directed by Steve Carr (Mall Cop, Dr. Doolittle 2), Booby Scare stars the lovely Jaime King (Sin City, Pearl Harbor), Emily Deschanel (Spiderman 2, Bones), Minka Kelly (Friday Night Lights, 500 Days of Summer), Katherine McPhee (American Idol, House Bunny), and Alyson Hannigan (How I Met Your Mother, American Pie.) Everyone had a great time – thanks to all who were involved!
For behind-the-scenes pics and the more on the making of Episode 1, visit Taryn’s blog.
CREDITS
Brought to you by: Her Energy
Directed by: Steve Carr
Written/Produced by: Taryn Southern and Jaime King
Produced by: David Bernad
Ken Franchi
DP: Adam Santelli
Editor: Tiff Shih
AC: David Thomas
2nd Camera: Jethro Rothe-Kushel
Gaffer: Layne McIsaac
Electric: Philly John
Key Grip: Woody Cone
Grip: Chris McNeilis
Sound: Ramsey Mallette
Hair: Viki Marras
Make Up: Tina Cohen
Pas: Ashton Golembo
Nick Schreiber
Pete Letz
Data Manager: Vahe Papyzan
Behind the Scenes: Brett Register
Still Photography: India Brookover
Special Thanks To:
Brett Jacobson and Bryon Schreckengost at Her Energy
Jason Taragon
ID/PR
Megan Pachon
Brittany Harrison
Jonathan Bernad
Travis Heaps
Kyle Newman
Music:
“Scheming Weasel” and “One Note Long” by Kevin MacLeod
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hey, that’s one hell of a video- i like it!
My family also has a history of breast cancer and (naturally) i’m in a high risk level- but i’m not afraid, i’m trying to be prepared for it. Thanks for bringing attention to the subject!!
I loved the video – it was hysterical and a great way to get the word out about breast health!
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not to rain on anyones parade, but there is ongoing controversy regarding breast exams and breast cancer screenings. most cancer organizations today do not recommend self breast exams since they do not decrease deaths from breast cancer. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/breast-exam/MY00743
Some organizations also advocate later mammography screenings at age 50 to reduce x-ray radiation induced cancers. this is all from the viewpoint of looking at a population, if one is in a high risk group, normal rules do not apply and special care must be taken.
maybe general breast cancer awareness is a more appropriate idea?