Diagnosed TV Show Casting Call

DALLAS - Aug. 19, 2014 - PRLog -- ADHD Creative announced a casting call for the new TV Show "Diagnosed". The Diagnosed TV show will follow people diagnosed with cancer through their entire battle. The show will also help make a dream come true for these individuals or "cast members" as ADHD Creative calls them. ADHD Creative CEO and Creator of the Diagnosed TV show said, "They are cast members, not cancer patients. These are people; people with names, families and lives. To us they are not cancer patients, they are people. If they are labeled anything it should be cancer warriors or the like. That would be more accurate"

Jerri Sadler of ADHD Creative and wife of Samuel Sadler invites those fighting cancer to apply to be cast members. The casting call video can be seen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AW2fMwLKCKo

ADHD Creative has not released the name of the Non-Profit Organization they intend to work with for the Diagnosed TV show. "We like some organizations and have been less than impressed by others. We want the maximum amount of money to go to the cause or specific cast member. When you are talking about cancer treatment or making a dream come true you know this is serious. This is something that is worth taking time on. Cancer treatment doesn't move quickly and it's okay if we take some time here.", comments Samuel Sadler.

The Diagnosed TV show is scheduled to air in November 2014 on select channels. In the event the show sells to a major network ADHD Creative has made it very clear that airing may change.

Sadler comments: "We have gone about this project a little differently for multiple reasons. First, we are objectively showing nonscripted content about battling cancer and inevitably viewers will see some cancer treatment. We want to remain nonscripted and objective. Anyone in the industry should recognize the importance of this. This is real. We don't know the ending. All we know is that we will be inspired. We will laugh, cry and cheer. This project will be amazing."

Those seeking more information are encourage to visit www.diagnosed.tv or find Diagnosed on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Diagnosed/272390279618688)  or Twitter (https://twitter.com/DiagnosedTV)