PROTECTION OF NATIONAL PARKS: SEARCH AND RESCUE

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Released:	November 2007
Advertiser:	National Parks Conservation Association
Brand name:	PROTECTION OF NATIONAL PARKS
Agency:	Y&R CHICAGO
Country:	USA
Category:	Public health & safety

Credits:

Advertising Agency: Y&R CHICAGO, USA
Executive Creative Director: Ken Erke
Scriptwriter: Greg Christensen
Agency Producer: Jeremy Arth
Sound Engineer: Michael Mason


Script in English
SFX: Phone ringing

MVO: Welcome to the national park Search and Rescue hotline.
If you’ve been bitten by a snake, press one.
If you’ve been bitten by a something else, press two.
If you’ve broken a bone, press three.

SFX: Button press

MVO: Please enter the first three letters of the bone you’ve broken. Then press pound.

SFX: Buttons being pressed

MVO: You have selected, clavicle. If this is correct, press one.

SFX: Button press

MVO: Invalid entry. Main menu.
If you’ve been bitten by a snake…

SFX: Buttons being pressed

MVO: Rash Menu. If you’ve got poison ivy, press…

SFX: Buttons being pressed

MVO: Please stay on the line to speak to an actual ranger. Current wait time is 51 minutes.

SFX: Hold music

ANN: Search and Rescue. Just one of the hundreds of things that suffer when our national parks aren’t properly funded.
To find out how you can help and for a free map of our parks, call 800-NAT-PARK.
The National Parks Conservation Association. Protecting our national parks for future generations.