Patient-Expert Interviews in the Mid-South
The Good Medicine Project interviewed four patient-survivors in Memphis, Tennessee. Our first question is always, “How did you learn that you had breast cancer?”
The Crew
Our small-but-mighty production crew consisted of kind and skilled local professionals who went above and beyond to make our interview subjects confident and relaxed. The event was led by cinematographer Stef Allan, director of photography for the Memphis Grizzlies and his own productions. Brandon Robertson recorded sound and did a million things to put the interview subjects (and the director!) at ease.
Faizah Husniyah did stunning makeup and hair. She made each interview subject feel and look her best on camera. When Rachel, the youngest interview subject, left the studio, she looked at herself in the mirror and said, “I can’t waste this! I’m calling my husband and we’re going out to lunch!”
Faizah Husniyah (makeup artist), Stef Allan (cinematographer), Marion (Interviewee), Brandon Robertson (sound recordist), Susan Giacomini (producer/director).
Thank You, Baptist Memorial Hospital for Women!
Good Medicine Project was graciously hosted by Baptist Memorial Hospital for Women, which serves patients throughout the Mid South. Many thanks to BMHCC and its Communications Department for enthusiastic help and hospitality!
… and thanks to you for your help!
Our production in Memphis cost less than 20% of commercial costs, thanks to the volunteer work of the crew and generous donations of those who believe in the power of social support. Please support future production days around the USA. Thank you!