Psoriasis Video Contest Finalist: Mark Wehle
Mark Wehle, Stafford, Virginia, for his video Psoriasis Cure Now contest entry, is a Finalist in the 2007 Psoriasis Cure Now Video Contest.
Tell us why you think this should be the Grand Prize winner. Click on "COMMENTS" below. Comments through October 25th will help us select the winner.
UPDATE 9/24: Click here to see a Fox 5 DC story on the Psoriasis Cure Now Video Contest and the making of this video.
Tell us why you think this should be the Grand Prize winner. Click on "COMMENTS" below. Comments through October 25th will help us select the winner.
UPDATE 9/24: Click here to see a Fox 5 DC story on the Psoriasis Cure Now Video Contest and the making of this video.
posted by Psoriasis Cure Now at 10:03 AM
13 Comments:
Of all the videos, this one is the most informative. Mark captures the feelings shared by so many of us who suffer from both psoriasis and from the reactions of those around us.
This is a great video. It captures the essence of the disease. It is entertaining, informative and encouraging.
Each one did a nice job. I liked this one the best because it not only demonstrated the concerns of those who live with psoriasis but how many suffer from the disease. I would imagine that most Americans know someone who has the disease, but are unaware of how they might help.
I didn't know what psoriasis really was, but it was mentioned in my vanpool today--funny that I should come across these videos, too. I loved this video--it made me feel compassion for the father, and for what other psoriasis sufferers must go through. I could sense the family support shown in the making of this video--I would like this one to win! A Fan
I thought it was interesting that this one dealt with the disease in a family setting and had an encouraging message at the end-Great job!
I watched ALL the finalists. This one was the best because it took you thru a regular person's daily fight with the disease. It feels real, down-to-earth AND it makes you stop and think about the problem.
I think that this video really captures what needs to be said, and felt.
I vote for this one! It was clear, concise and it made me think. Have I said something, without thinking that was hurtful to another person. Yet it did it without a feel for "retaliation" toward the unthinking person that is just curious. It was done in a way that made me feel empathy for the dad.
This film has great sound "bites"--I think that's the right word?--short bits of information and dialogue that really packed in a lot of information. I liked how it showed "real life experience" examples of what kinds of comments people with psoriasis receive. Good job!
This is my second favorite one. These really are questions I hear constantly, and these are the things I would like other people to know, and to quit asking. I just don't know if it will catch the interest of public audiences unless they are watching for it. I give this one my second vote.
Clear, concise, and informative. I vote this the best. Real life people with a real life challenge.
This was masterfully done, Great Job! D`Andrew, INTL. Photog-Cinematographer,
I love this contest and this video.
A great teaching tool that makes me think, Have I been unkind to someone because of my lack of knowledge about this disease? Great Job David, Mark and Family.
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