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Post, March, 2005
NEW YORK -- Mixer Tom Goldblatt of Pro Tools house AudioEngine (www.audioengine.net) recently completed audio post on a PSA for the Red Cross, via Hill Holiday/NY. Throughout the PSA, people are shown living their lives. A voiceover explains that there is a place, "Where a total stranger will give you their blood, where someone you don't know will save your child from drowning ..." That place, it is revealed, is America. The PSA then explains that it is up to the viewer to help keep America this way.
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Steve Rogers of Biscuit Filmworks directed the public service announcement. The Whitehouse edited the project. Company 3 and Riot handled the color correction and online editing.
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