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New Orleans, LA - Robert Berning Productions, Inc. has donated the production of a public service announcement for television to support the 2nd annual Crescent City Talent Showcase benefiting the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater New Orleans. The commercial is expected to air across the local broadcast affiliates in greater New Orleans. “This event is good for the kids in our community, providing them a creative outlet to showcase their talent. We wanted to be able to help in some way and this was a need that we could fill for the organization,” stated Kenny Benitez, Director for Robert Berning Productions, Inc. Kenny single-handedly managed the creative, writing, direction, 3D animation and compositing for the commercial.
Robert Berning Productions, Inc. has evolved over the past 32 years into the foremost full-service film & video production company in the Gulf South. Known for well-crafted broadcast campaigns, corporate image films and turnkey production services, they serve a diverse group of quality-focused clients from a 13,000 sq. ft. studio complex in metropolitan New Orleans. Their clients represent diverse industries such as energy, hospitality, medical, retail, government, gaming, entertainment and defense.
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TITLE: COME AND BE A STAR
CLIENT: RONALD MCCONALD HOUSE
DIRECTOR: KENNY BENITEZ
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About Ronald McDonald House
The Ronald McDonald House provides a “home-away-from-home” for families of seriously ill children receiving treatment at area hospitals. The New Orleans Ronald McDonald House is the cornerstone program of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater New Orleans, Inc®., a non-profit organization. Beneficiaries of Ronald McDonald House Charities are other non-profits, which have demonstrated their ability to respond to the specific needs of children and their families in a definitive, hands-on way that yields measurable results. The House depends on generous donations of time, talent, products, services and funds from individuals, businesses, churches, synagogues, civic organizations, service clubs and schools for its support. More than 18,000 families have been served since the House opened in 1983.
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