Flintstones American Cancer Society PSA

Format: 16mm

Archive ID: 0690

Notes: Thanks to Chris Sobieniak for help with the color curves. ffn048 flintstones psa take three

Tags: #16mm #archival

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The still appears to be a faded or improperly exposed frame from a 16mm film of the 'Flintstones American Cancer Society PSA.' The dominant red hue obscures details, making it hard to discern specific elements. The image includes text at the bottom linking to BrianDurham.net, possibly indicating the source or related content.

00:00:00.000 — The still appears to be a faded or improperly exposed frame from a 16mm film of the 'Flintstones American Cancer Society PSA.' The dominant red hue obscures details, making it hard to discern specific elements. The image includes text at the bottom linking to BrianDurham.net, possibly indicating the source or related content.

The still features Fred Flintstone, portrayed with a somber expression. The colors are warm, leaning towards orange and pink, reflecting the vintage animation style. This image is from a PSA for the American Cancer Society, aiming to convey a serious message through the familiar character design.

00:00:03.971 — The still features Fred Flintstone, portrayed with a somber expression. The colors are warm, leaning towards orange and pink, reflecting the vintage animation style. This image is from a PSA for the American Cancer Society, aiming to convey a serious message through the familiar character design.

The still features two animated characters from 'The Flintstones,' likely Wilma Flintstone and her friend Betty Rubble, standing outside a cave. They appear to be engaged in a conversation, holding white papers. The color palette has a warm, vintage tone, characteristic of 16mm film. This scene is part of a public service announcement for the American Cancer Society.

00:00:37.838 — The still features two animated characters from 'The Flintstones,' likely Wilma Flintstone and her friend Betty Rubble, standing outside a cave. They appear to be engaged in a conversation, holding white papers. The color palette has a warm, vintage tone, characteristic of 16mm film. This scene is part of a public service announcement for the American Cancer Society.

The still features a prehistoric-styled rock background with the text 'YOUR AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC.' engraved on it. The engraving is accompanied by a stylized insignia, resembling a serpent entwined around a sword. The color palette has a warm, earthy tone, typical of the Flintstones' aesthetic. The image likely serves as a public service announcement, promoting awareness for the American Cancer Society.

00:00:56.356 — The still features a prehistoric-styled rock background with the text 'YOUR AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC.' engraved on it. The engraving is accompanied by a stylized insignia, resembling a serpent entwined around a sword. The color palette has a warm, earthy tone, typical of the Flintstones' aesthetic. The image likely serves as a public service announcement, promoting awareness for the American Cancer Society.

Film Transcript / Subtitles

Listen, Fred Flintstone, you're going for your annual check-up. Oh, yeah? Everyone needs a regular check-up, Fred. You check out fine. Oh, good. That's off my mind for another year. Yes, unless you notice one of the seven warning signals I told you about. Half of the people who get cancer could be saved with early diagnosis and prompt treatment. Hmm, half could be saved. A sore that doesn't heal, or a change in a water or a mole. Oh, and I want the others. Hey, yo, what are you doing, Fred? I'm making a list of the seven warning signals that might mean cancer. No need, Fred. We just got our list from this American Cancer Society volunteer. Yeah, but never do. Let's make a generous contribution, Wilma. Barney, I'll paste this list on the door of our medicine cabinet. Yeah, me too, Fred. Guard those you love. No cancer's warning signals. Give to your American Cancer Society.