Building 7269, T-2 NBC Universal Studios 100 Universal City Plaza Universal City, CA 91608 To our Honored Female Veterans, I am a producer on the twice Emmy-nominated Home & Family Show with hosts Cristina Ferrare and Mark Steines (Entertainment Tonight). We are a 2-hour morning talk show with over 90 million viewers, airing Mondays through Fridays year-round on the Hallmark Channel. We are working with the Makeovers That Matter Foundation CEO and Founder, Michael John “M.J.” Derricott, he is putting together a segment addressing the underserved and unseen female veteran population. It would be a half-hour segment bringing awareness of the issues female veterans confront while re-assimilating to civilian life and what can be done to help these valuable women who have served our nation. We would like to invite you to be a part of our live studio audience, as we are looking to assemble 25 to 30 female veterans to represent the thousands that have served us so well. Our tentative shoot date is Monday, November 10, 2014, and the episode would air Tuesday, November 11, Veteran’s Day. (TBD) If you are interested in being a part of our audience, please contact N’Zinga (Ze) Smith, Executive Assistant, MTM and fellow female Air Force Veteran (Desert Shield) to coordinate. Please note her contact information and complete instructions below. Potential Participant Application Instructions: · Call Ze Smith at 678.824.4062. Leave your name, phone number, branch of service and availability for a return call. · Follow up that call with an email to: [email protected] o In this email, outline a brief summary of your military experience (branch of service, duty station, MOS, dates of service, deployments if any). o Confirm your desire and availability to participate on the show and your availability to have a 15 – 20 minute conversation to discuss your story. § NOTE: In this phone call be prepared to briefly discuss your experience (positive, negative, or indifferent) active duty and post service. Challenges endured recognition and or awards. Your transition from military to civilian life, VA experience, and finally what improvements (suggestions), or recommendations would you like to highlight as it pertains to supportive services for female veterans (medical, therapy, job training, outreach, VA benefits, etc.) This is your chance to show the nation the face of the female veteran and have your voices heard. I look forward to hearing from you as soon possible
Posted on: Mon, 27 Oct 2014 22:09:53 +0000
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