Ask A Doctor LIVE is a new Facebook Group online tv show created to give people a chance to follow the current health situation and also to learn about all types of medical topics. Medical doctors are interviewed, and viewers ask questions via the comments section. Each show is 30 minutes and involves the doctor being able to use Skype or a similar application. Below is an example showing the in-studio set with Skype interview. The interviewee has a professional camera connected with his laptop. Donna Davis serves at the host of these online shows and has worked in news where she created an “Ask A Doctor” tv segment that became hugely popular.
Are you looking for ways to use your knowledge, experience, and insights to help the public? Pro Video Talent is now looking for medical doctors who are interested in gaining a broader audience and who want to help keep people informed about the current health crisis in our community as well as speaking to all types of health topics.
Medical doctors are encouraged to share these online “tv shows” to their social media as well. There are no fees for these interviews. No fees are paid to the physician or by the physician.
This Facebook group page has been in the works for months before this health crisis. It is going live sooner than expected because of the need for health and medical information. All interviews do not have to be Coronavirus related as this show is focused on giving people accurate, helpful medical information on an ongoing basis, covering a wide variety of topics.
Donna Davis
Donna Davis founded Pro Video Talent in 2015 after working at Marietta Video Productions. Prior to working in video production and live streaming, she served as a television news anchor and reporter. Donna’s expertise is in understanding the power of live streaming after seeing how it revolutionized the tv news business. Her experience with news and in video marketing allows her to dive deeper with clients, to really listen and understand their goals, and to provide ideas and insights into how they can use technology in the best ways possible to achieve those goals.
“I always try to find out exactly the needs of clients. They may want to give sponsors more value or create an interactive and fun experience for participants. They may also want to re-purpose the huge amount of content produced from a live stream. ”
Donna with Ted Koppel of
ABC’s Nightline
Donna met a lot of interesting people while working in news, including President Reagan and Ted Koppel. But, her heart was always in telling the stories of people whose names you don’t know. Donna went into television news understanding the unique power that journalists have to make a difference. She championed the story of a baby girl, Amber Rowden of Camden, AR, who would die without a liver transplant. Eventually, Donna’s reporting helped to get the transplant law changed in Arkansas, allowing thousands of people to get much needed transplants.
Donna Davis with President Reagan at the White House
Donna also initiated a media effort on behalf of the local Salvation Army. After other reporters jumped in, the cause took off and eventually led to the largest fundraising day of the year for the organization. Donna believes all of us can be the “spark” that leads to a better world. “I’ve seen time and again when one person just jumps in and starts something, others will help and eventually that little spark causes a flame and then a fire. I hope physicians will see how much they have to offer at this time and how much the public is craving advice and leadership from the medical community.
Thomas Wallis
Thomas Wallis is a technical expert in live streaming. Having recently moved to Atlanta from New York, he brings a wealth of experience. He’s worked in almost every capacity from developing one of the top live streaming software products in the world to serving as Director on some of the world’s largest live streams. Thomas is a great resource for Pro Video Talent, and we are thrilled to work with him.
He’s been on the cutting edge of this constantly developing technology since 2009. He spent 5 years as Senior Producer for the New York based live streaming platform Livestream (now Vimeo Live), where he produced and directed hundreds of live streams, including internal corporate communications, concerts, conferences and branded broadcast style shows for companies like Facebook, Target, Carolina Herrera, and Vogue.
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