Scene Change Tasmania: Mo Heroes Raise Over $2200
The great cliche of presentation blogs is that people fear making a speech more than death itself.
Speeches, though, only win the silver medal in the Phobia Olympics.
Most men would rather do a thousand speeches than have a single conversation with their mates about prostate examinations, let alone actually have one done.
Which brings us, with that very tenuous link, to the magnificent effort of the Scene Change Hobart team in supporting vital men’s health issues during Movember.
Over the course of the month they raised over $2200 to support prostate cancer and depression research. Nice work, guys.
Here’s Ben Coombe at the show controls. Nothing makes you look more like a helicopter pilot than a mo and a talkback headset.
And here’s project ringleader Gareth Percey with an effort that looks like an upside-down game of Tetris in progress. A game of Tetris where all the shapes are orange.
Did you forget to sponsor them? It’s not too late, the donation lines are still open. Support our lads in their swashbuckling efforts!
Tags: Ben Coombe, depression, gareth percey, movember, prostate cancer, Scene Change Tasmania
Ian Whitworth believes passionately in the power of live communication, without the buzzwords and bullet points. He works as a creative director and principal of agency A Lizard Drinking. He is also one of the founders of audiovisual company Scene Change. Ian is an ex-professional presenter and long ago, ex-audiovisual technician. For non-presentation stuff, try @ianwhitworth. 
