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This is a call to all artists. We need YOU!

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Screen content is SO influential on a patient’s physiology and emotional response to healing. With a conscious effort on the part of all those involved in the patient experience, we can design inspiration, engagement, and transformation. We provide

media content that

heals not steals.

What can you do?

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  • patient or caregiver messages of hope 

  • cinematic footage from filmmakers

  • inspirational celebrity messages 

  • videos of artists creating art 

  • story driven short films 

  • humorous moments 

  • nature videos 

  • animations 

  • and more!

Types of content we are looking for:

For more information on how to engage, please contact penny@healinghearttv.org

We know how important your talents are to the holistic approach of healing.

Filmmakers, actors, musicians, storytellers, painters, chefs,

gardeners, etc. The list is long.

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We want you to participate in this effort of giving people

comfort and hope while they are battling

alone in a hospital

room. 

Healing Heart tv aims to effect systemic change in the media industry, and in mass audience perceptions, through empowering and commercializing new storytellers, narratives and narrative systems by partnering with filmmakers of color, women, immigrants, youth, LGBTQ community members, or "others" of all kinds in the US and globally.

 

Healing Heart tv will be a platform for all marginalized voices and recognizes the importance and power of cultural confluence and premium storytelling.

How Healing Heart TV works

Prime Patients

Reduce stress and pain levels with relaxation videos in order for all healing modalities to take effect.

Up-level existing media content

Add fresh content to patient room televisions to supplement and support educational programs.

Improve Patient Experience

Increase the relaxation response to reduce healing time which leads to improved patient experiences.

LEARN MORE

The genesis of Healing Heart TV

and how media can heal

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