This is a very special Dr. Ted presents because it is the
first time we are filming in BCAT's mini-studio. You are
always filming or editing but now for the first time you are
the focus of the film...how does it feel to be filmed and
the focus of people's attention?
Did you get any insight in to what its like to be on front
side of the camera?
How about if we begin by playing some film we took of you
getting your teeth removed and being fitted for the first
time with your new grill?
Tell the audience who you had to train on the spot to make
this film.
Patrick as a BCAT Producer and director you are probably one of
the best known personalities around here yet you never bothered
to take care of smile. Why did you neglect yourself so long?
Do you think that fear was greater factor than finances?
Did you realize how nervous I was the day I removed your teeth
and fitted you with you the partial removable denture?
Did you know I had no idea even whether the partial was even
going to fit since the only was to try it on was to remove
your teeth first.
I learned something about making your partial and here I'll
share it with you: The gums of people of tend to be darker
(more pigmented) than people of 'No color; or "little color" or
white people. So when the lab prepares the partial they make the
gums part of the partial more pigmented and the lab calls that
color "MAHARI"
Would you mind lifting your lip and showing the audience...maybe
we can get a good close-up.
It's been about three weeks since you got it does it stay in?
Can you eat with it?
Do you use the denture adhesive I gave you to hold it firmly
down?
Were you very apprehensive about having to have your three front
teeth removed?
Did it hurt a lot when I gave you the injections to make your
mouth numb?
When I removed your teeth three front teeth that were in the way
of placing the partial denture did feel anything at all.
On the first day you returned to the BCAT studio how did your
colleagues react to your new smile?
About two weeks after getting your partial denture took it off
to eat and soon after you became aware that you might have
really lost it. How did feel at that moment?
Would you like to tell the audience anything special?
Do you think that a winning smile is a priceless asset or is the
just Drted's hype?
CLOSE:
Dr.Ted
speaks
Well
Patrick it's been nice rapping with you, however it is now time to
end and call it a wrap...so thank you for being my guest today and
thank you dear audience for being here with us on Dr. Ted Presents.
So Good
day, shalom, hasta-luego, das-vidanya, au-revoir and bonne-journee
and sayanora, NaaMasTe’, Buona-giornata,
hasta-luego, Ciao, Arriva Derci, Adio Please
join us again for another Dr. Ted Presents the home of information
about the world of dentistry and orthodontic and fun guests from
different worlds.
Take
CAM2/2/S4
PATRICK SAYS FINAL WORDS
TO ME OR AUDIENCE BY SAYING “WHATEVER COMES FROM HIS HEART
THROUGH HIS HEAD AND OUT OF HIS MOUTH.
CUT:
TIME:
OPENING (Bars/tone and S1 and S2 are prerecorded)
S1 Dr. Ted Presents
scrolling 240 frames/Ballad opening begins after 5 seconds
S2 Dr. Ted JPG
(your host...TR) scrolling 240 frames and VO: "Good morning, salut
bonjour...welcome to DTP"
SLATES 4 AND 6 AND
9 MUST BE PREPARED ANEW FOR EACH SHOW
S3. Cam2/m1, "Dr.
Ted, email, web" for 150 frames: VO I'm TR and ortho on Remsen st
downtown Bk for a long time
S4 Cam2/m2 "Patrick
Metivier/ BCAT Producer and Director email, web" for 150 frames *
VO: AW says and I'm "Patrick Metivier Dr. Ted's guest ….sporting my
brand new stylish smile thanks to Dr. Ted
S5. Cam2/m1
"Dr. Ted" for 120 frames VO:
Thank you for being my guest and thank you audience listening in on
us
S6. Cam2/m3
"Patrick Metivier" for 120
frames* VO "Patrick what a difference your new smile makes…it
just goes to prove that a winning smile is a priceless asset.
BODY OF SHOW
We will film for 28-38
minutes: using takes from Cam 2/m123 and some from H3/Cam 3/m45 and
adding stills of Patrick before. And some footage Ritu shot in
office. Surprise end???: CAM1 LOOKS OUT THE STUDIO WINDOW TO SEE
BCAT LOCALS APPLAUDING.
S7. Black
CLOSING
...PAUSE...
"Patrick, THANK YOU FOR BEING MY GUEST. It was a pleasure helping
you to have your new winning Smile. AND thank you to you nice folks
who tuned in to watch the first Dr. Ted Presents: to be broadcast
from the MiniStudio at BCAT and to them we say GOOD DAY, AU
REVOIR, BONNE JOURNEE, DAS VIDANIA AND HASTA LUEGO, AND SHALOM."
S8. TR full info / Patrick
full information rolls up
S9. Credits roll
up and
Play pre-recorded Ballad Closing
Segment
H1 Cam1 m8 looking at audience applauding
Dr. Ted Presents:© Patrick Metivier Undergoes a Smile
Metamorphosis
Credits
Executive
Producer
Ted
Rothstein, DDS, PhD
Director/Senior Editor
Patrick Metivier
Chief Editor
Dr.
Ted Rothstein
Skull of Dire Beaucoup ca. 1875
Played by herself
Featuring
Patrick Metivier before smile “surgery” and after
Set
preparation
Dr. Ted Rothstein, Patrick Metivier
Camera one
footage filmed in office filmed by
Ritu Singh
Opening and Closing Sequences produced by
Jon Rothstein
Lyrics and Music to Ballad of Dr. Ted
Jon Rothstein and Rob Schiffmann
Ballad of Dr. Ted (as nominated
to represent the AAO and seen on YouTube)
Jon Rothstein and Dr. Ted Rothstein
Photos of patients
Donated by patients
Photos of patients taken and compiled by office staff:
Brian Millard, Rachel Claude, John Nicolosi
Floral arrangements
Charlotte
Dicosta: Floral Heights
Catering for Dr. Ted Presents:
Ron Lopez La Bagel Delight 90 Court St.
Produced
though the facilities of BCAT, Brooklyn, NY 11217, 2009, all rights
reserved.
S10 JPG Dire
beaucoup; The End
May
31, 2009
Ted Rothstein, DDS, PhD
Specialist in Cosmetic Orthodontics for Adults
and Children
Specialist in Orthodontic Jaw
Wiring
BCAT producer
American Association of Orthodontists
Founder DPOJW: www.drted.com/DPOJW.html
35 Remsen St., Brooklyn, NY 11201
718 852 1551 Fx 718 852 1894
www.drted.com
drted35@aol.com
(2)
(Your Host: Dr. Ted ) and SAY: "Good
Day, Salut-Bonjour, Buenos Dias and welcome to Dr. Ted
Presents
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JPG/"The End"
