The news is getting around about how USA Cares is helping All My Children with the wounded veteran storyline. It's summarized in Peach Buzz, a blog on the Atlanta Constitution-Journal.
Yay! Our name is getting out there!
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Monday, August 18, 2008
USA Cares and All My Children
Who would have thought we'd ever see those two things together? Well, it's true! All My Children is writing a series of episodes featuring a storyline with a wounded Iraq veteran, and they have asked USA Cares to provide technical storyline experience. How exciting!! Here are some of the press releases:
Role of a lifetime: Iraq vet sought for soap opera
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5jTkfGGCIxHV2NXFVu5h6xu2sdwlwD92KMD4O1
The article has appeared on the AP site, BeyondTheTV, the We Love Soaps blog, and more.
From the story:
USA Cares, a nonprofit group that provides financial and other support to wounded soldiers and their families, is helping the show's writers assess the accuracy of medical and military details, said spokesman John Revell.
"They're great at drama but there are many nuances that can be left out without getting the reality from the troops themselves," Revell said.
We'll post more details as the project progresses.
Role of a lifetime: Iraq vet sought for soap opera
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5jTkfGGCIxHV2NXFVu5h6xu2sdwlwD92KMD4O1
The article has appeared on the AP site, BeyondTheTV, the We Love Soaps blog, and more.
From the story:
USA Cares, a nonprofit group that provides financial and other support to wounded soldiers and their families, is helping the show's writers assess the accuracy of medical and military details, said spokesman John Revell.
"They're great at drama but there are many nuances that can be left out without getting the reality from the troops themselves," Revell said.
We'll post more details as the project progresses.
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