A national news anchor is putting together a five-part video series on migraine for a major health website and is looking for people who have migraine to participate in several segments. In addition to talking about basic migraine information and treatment, the series will also share what migraine is really like and how it affects our lives (and our loved ones). They want to hear the stories of people with a broad range of migraine experience (chronic or episodic) and of different ages, genders, and life circumstances. Travel may be required, but not necessarily.
I’ll be participating and would love for you to join me! If you’re interested, please fill out the form at this link and submit it by midnight Pacific time on Sunday, March 12. The questions are to help the producer find participants best suited to different videos and figure out where filming will take place. I will forward the information onto to her and she will contact you directly if you fit what they’re looking for.
Speaking with the producer has me excited about the project. They are genuinely interested in educating people about migraine and are earnest about these videos being used for advocacy. They also clearly want to get it “right”—to portray migraine and its impact accurately. I believe the videos will a great tool for spreading the message about migraine.