RedEye Lifts our Voice
The RedEye Team has been working hard on several fun and creative projects and we are excited to share our success stories.
Celebrating our 7th year working with Lift Every Voice!
RedEye is super excited to collaborate with BET on the 16th season of Lift Every Voice. As part of BET’s Sunday morning line-up, Lift Every Voice host, Fonzworth Bentley, talks with celebrities and tastemakers about their spiritual journey. This coming season features interviews with a Real Housewife of Atlanta, a member of the biggest selling female music group of all time, someone from Seattle Grace, a BBQ Mastermind, and many more. LEV airs every Sunday morning at 10 am EST on BET Networks. You can’t miss it! Check out the episodes online.
Healthspan Premiere
RedEye in collaboration with the Alliance for Aging Research is please to present “The Healthspan Initiative” a documentary discussing the importance of increasing healthy living – not just longer life. The film had it’s premiere at the E Street Cinema this past July and is now preparing for the documentary circuit this year.
“The Healthspan Imperative” includes interviews with leading experts in the fields of aging research, demography, geriatrics, and advocacy.
Interview with FDA Commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg
RedEye had a chance to sit down and talk Dr. Margaret Hamburg, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), about the FDA’s role in a globalized community and the state of biomedical research and innovation in the United States.
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Dr. Hamburg’s interview was part of a larger project with Friends of Cancer Research as they prepared for their 2014 Reception of the 2nd annual Ellen V. Signal Advocacy Leadership Award. This accolade honors individuals who have dedicated their personal and sometimes professional lives to eradicating cancer. RedEye has had the privilege to create FOCR’s award video since its inception. Link to Dr. Hamburg’s Interview.
Judging Justice & Human Rights Contest
Capital City Public Charter School hosted a student contest on the issue of immigration, justice and human rights at The Washington Post. Each student team created powerful articles and photo essays showcasing the stories of everyday people dealing with these issues. RedEye was part of a judging team of volunteers made up of communication professionals and Washington Post journalists to evaluate the creations. We were pleased to have been a part of these group of people who came out to support these up and coming members of our society. The kids learned not just about the issues at hand, but also the reality of writing on a deadline and creating impactful and thoughtful articles about society today.
Coming soon…Movie-making Camp!
If you are looking for your kid to have a fun and entertaining summer where they can get creative and develop their imagination, RedEye’s movie-making camp is the answer! At RedEye’s Film Camp kids will get hands-on learning to create their own films. There will be an opportunity to learn about production, editing, and cinematography — all culminating in a film festival to show off their masterpieces! Stay tuned for more information!
TIVA-DC Peer Award – SILVER for RedEye!
RedEye has been recognized by the DC chapter of the Television, Internet & Video Association for our work with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. “Children Displaced By Disaster” r
eceived a Silver Peer Aaward in the Education/Training category at the Fall 2014 TIVA-DC Peer Awards. This video, as told through the victims and aid workers during Hurricane Katrina, promotes the NCMEC resources that help reunite countless missing kids and their families after natural disasters strike. “Children Displaced By Disaster,” is RedEye’s second Peer Award in as many submissions.
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