Скачать или смотреть Laughter therapists tour children's hospitals

(25 Oct 2010)
AP Television
Bogota - September 23, 2010
1. Various of female clowns practicing before heading to the hospital
2. Close of female clown
3. Mid shot of women laughing
4. Close of woman laughing
5. Mid shot of Luz Adriana Neira working on her laptop
6. Close of fingers typing
7. Close of Dr Clown's Web site
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Luz Adriana Neira, Dr Clown:
"I came back to the country to do what I love� helping children with laughter therapy. The fact that I was able to travel to Switzerland to make my dream of becoming an actress and a female clown come true, gave me the strength to come back again to impact socially. Laughter therapy is the same as emotional health that is why it is so important to me to keep doing this job in Colombia."
9. Mid of vehicle with clowns on the road
10. Clowns getting out of the vehicle
11. Mid of female clown putting some lipstick on
12. Close of female clown putting some lipstick on
13. Exterior of Simon Bolivar hospital
14. Mid of clowns playing instruments on the halls of the hospital to visit children
15. Mid of clowns singing while visiting ill children at the hospital
16. Mid of father holding his ill children while listening and watching the clowns
17. Mid of female clown interacting with ill baby at the hospital
18. Close of ill baby being touched by the hand of a clown
19. Mid of clowns playing some music to ill children at the hospital
20. Child smiling while a clown talks to him
21. Mid of clown talking to ill children
22. Mid of clown doing some tricks while ill children watches him
23. Mid of clowns making people laugh at the hospital
24. Close of ill girl smiling while laying on the stretcher
25. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gloria Gordillo, Patient's Mother:
"I think it is an incentive to happiness because in the middle of the sadness, anxiety, sleeplessness that we have to face, we get motivated. It is like having some minutes to distract ourselves and that is fabulous, not only for us, but for the sick children. They de-stress with it."
26. Mid of clowns singing a song to sick patient
27. Girl smiling while listening and watching the clowns
28. Close of baby yawning
29. Mid of clown talking to mother of ill baby
30. Close of female clown playing with ill patients
31. Ill children playing with female clown
32. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Felipe Valbuena, Paediatrician:
"The job Dr Clown does here has helped us decrease the length of stay of the patients in the hospital, it enhances the humoral immune response of sick children, because they can express their emotions and they can interact a bit more. Dr Clown has helped us a lot with the activities she does here."
33. Mid of clowns singing a song to ill children
34. Close of female clown singing using a magnifying glass
35. Various children smiling
36. Clowns making children laugh
37. Children laughing
38. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Diana Velmonte, Female Clown:
"I think the job I do as a female clown is a gift. I don't know why because I studied acting and in some way spontaneously it turned into social work, giving something to human beings, so I think it is a gift that life gave me."
39. Children watching clowns at the hospital
40. Clowns dancing and singing to children
LEAD IN:
A troupe of comedians in Colombia is proving that having a good giggle is curative too.
They're taking their own brand of laughter therapy to entertain sick children in hospital.
STORYLINE:
Silliness, fun and slapstick humour are the names of the game here, but the doctors at the hospital all agree that the result is a lot more than just fun and games.
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