Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce Video Shoot for Vaccine Campaign

4311 Attawa Ave,Sacramento CA 95822

05 September, 2021

Description

Calling on our diverse community members who have vaccine shoulder scars to take part in our Make Your Mark: Get Your Shot Campaign. The Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce is creating a racially and generationally diverse, informative, and community-based vaccine encouragement video to help get the Sacramento Region's spread of covid-19 infections under control. If you have a shoulder scar from a vaccine received between 1900-1980, we want you to be in our video to showcase your mark of pride, strength and humility. This scar, or mark, led to the eradication of smallpox disease - and worldwide vaccination back then means that we no longer need to vaccinate against this disease today. Help us to get out the word: you got the shot, so we don't have to. We aim to encourage as many people as possible to Make Their Mark and Get the Shot to fight COVID-19, so that we can continue the legacy of protecting ourselves, each other, and future generations. Instructions if you wish to participate: 1. There is no cost to participate, simply choose a 15 minute time period on September 5th, 2021 from the range of free ticket slots included in this event. 2. Arrive at K2J Productions Headquarters *wearing a mask* and no more than 15 minutes before your scheduled shoot time. 3. Once you arrive, please sign the necessary photo-release/permissions waiver. 4. Please wear black clothing with the ability to easily show your vaccination scar without removing your clothes. 5. When you are being photographed/filmed, please remove your mask. All K2J technical and SBCC staff on-site will be masked. 6. Follow the SBCC on social media, so that when the video is released you can share it far and wide! Thank you for being a part of the Make Your Mark: Get Your Shot Campaign! Established in 1984, the Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce (SBCC) was organized to bring African American business owners and professionals together to create a solid economic structure within Sacramento’s business community. The SBCC is a network of dedicated, high-energy business professionals working together to improve the economic, cultural, and civic well being of the African American community.