Support Your Mental Health Association PSA

Format: 16mm

Archive ID: 0621

Notes: I was trolling through the archives again (bought a new large external hard drive a little while back) and found something I didn't upload in 2012 (that I can tell). Unfortunately I didn't fix the focus until the commercial was rolling and I only did one take of a transfer. If you'd like to help support the channel here's my ko-fi link: https://ko-fi.com/fromfilm

Tags: #16mm #archival

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The still from the 'Support Your Mental Health Association PSA' is noticeably out of focus, which affects the clarity of the image. A figure appears to be standing in the foreground, likely delivering a message related to mental health awareness. The room's setting includes elements like furniture and decorations, but details are difficult to discern due to the blur. A watermark indicates that the image is not for broadcast, suggesting it's meant for archival or private viewing. Overall, the frame captures a moment from a bygone era, emphasizing the importance of mental health in a public service context.

00:00:00.000 — The still from the 'Support Your Mental Health Association PSA' is noticeably out of focus, which affects the clarity of the image. A figure appears to be standing in the foreground, likely delivering a message related to mental health awareness. The room's setting includes elements like furniture and decorations, but details are difficult to discern due to the blur. A watermark indicates that the image is not for broadcast, suggesting it's meant for archival or private viewing. Overall, the frame captures a moment from a bygone era, emphasizing the importance of mental health in a public service context.

The still from the PSA 'Support Your Mental Health Association' features a woman holding a small bell with 'MENTAL HEALTH' inscribed on it. She is dressed in a stylish outfit typical of an earlier era, complete with a large collar and pearl necklace. The background appears muted, drawing focus to her and the bell, which likely symbolizes raising awareness for mental health. The note 'Not for broadcast' indicates that this is likely an archival image meant for reference rather than public viewing. The overall tone seems serious yet supportive, reflecting the message of promoting mental health awareness.

00:00:04.872 — The still from the PSA 'Support Your Mental Health Association' features a woman holding a small bell with 'MENTAL HEALTH' inscribed on it. She is dressed in a stylish outfit typical of an earlier era, complete with a large collar and pearl necklace. The background appears muted, drawing focus to her and the bell, which likely symbolizes raising awareness for mental health. The note 'Not for broadcast' indicates that this is likely an archival image meant for reference rather than public viewing. The overall tone seems serious yet supportive, reflecting the message of promoting mental health awareness.

The still from the PSA features a smiling woman in a vintage home setting. She holds up a cup, likely emphasizing a message related to mental health. The background includes a lamp, a floral-patterned couch, and framed artwork, giving it a cozy, domestic feel. The image is black and white, typical of older media, conveying a classic, nostalgic vibe. The text 'Not for broadcast' is visible, indicating it's not meant for public viewing.

00:00:06.373 — The still from the PSA features a smiling woman in a vintage home setting. She holds up a cup, likely emphasizing a message related to mental health. The background includes a lamp, a floral-patterned couch, and framed artwork, giving it a cozy, domestic feel. The image is black and white, typical of older media, conveying a classic, nostalgic vibe. The text 'Not for broadcast' is visible, indicating it's not meant for public viewing.

Film Transcript / Subtitles

I'm Mona Freeman. I'd like you to look at something for a second. Here it is. Does this ring a bell with you? Well, it will when a mental health bell ringer comes to your door, wearing a badge just like this one. This month, mental health bell ringers in every part of the country will be calling on their neighbors. They'll be asking them to join in the fight against mental illness. They will ask for funds to support research to help more mentally sick people get better. Certainly more people are recovering from mental illness than ever before, but there are still tens of thousands who cannot be helped even by the latest and newest treatment methods. And so they must remain victims of mental illness until research finds a way to cure them. You can help to finance this much-needed research. When the mental health bell ringer comes to your door, please give generously. Remember, with your help, the mentally ill can come back. you can come back. you can come back.