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Request from independent television company

Press and PR Officer June 1, 2017 11:10
ADOPTION ACTIVITY DAY Saturday 15th July, 2017 West Midlands On 15th July, TV production company Ricochet will be filming the Adoption Activity Day for a sensitive and warm new series to be broadcast on Channel 4. Small and non-invasive fixed cameras will capture that unique moment when prospective adopters and children first meet. Ricochet plan to film prospective adopters as they prepare for the day, as well as the event itself, and aim to follow up your stories. Coram and Ricochet are highly experienced in dealing with complex issues and will provide support to all those participating. The series will be produced with the welfare of the children and adopters remaining central to the process. We look forward to your involvement in a truly unique and exciting Adoption Activity Day. Are you a prospective adopter who would like to share your story? If you are interested in participating and would be comfortable being filmed please contact: If you are interested in attending this Adoption Activity Day please contact Sally on 0207 520 0302 or ---- EMAIL REDACTED ---- If you would like to find out more about the filming of this event please call Anna on 01273 224804 or email; ---- EMAIL REDACTED ----
Edited 17/02/2021
pluto June 1, 2017 12:25
Adoption becoming a real life soap, great! What about the privacy of those children? Have their birth parents agreed to the fact that they are filmed? Cute little camera's are filming, well it's being filmed for tv, I do not care or it's done with an iphone or huge camera or spy camera, the result is a film. I pressume some adopters will go to this event, I do not think it's ethically right. Real life children with real birth parents and often horrible stories behind them, are displayed as if we are still living in 1930 when you walked into an orphanage and took home the cutest baby. Going to one of those events is probably oke, being filmed and shown on tv for everyone to watch is not oke. What message does it sent to the general public? This can have implications for those children and prospective adopters! I presume this are all children and their birth parents are in agreement to the adoption and they have no problem the world knows they were useless parents and now their children are up for adoption. In those days you can watch programme's back forever.......... nice if one of the classmates find out. 'oh but it is done nicely, the filmers understand', Really?
Edited 17/02/2021

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