MEDIA GUIDELINES July 2015 Media Requests: Please forward ALL media requests (print, TV, radio, etc.) to Alyah. In order for the press to be present at a FC property, Alyah must be there. Contact Information Email: Office Phone: 512-610-4009 Cell Phone: 512-215-1280 If you are unable to reach Alyah, please call Peachy at 512-610-4024. What to do when the media shows up unexpectedly: If the media shows up at your property without notification, please let Alyah know right away. Reporters should not approach residents or staff for comments or to take videos or photos until Alyah arrives. Let them know that we want to help them with their story, but we need our communication staff involved in the process. The media should feel welcomed at our properties, and we want to help them get what they need. Please remind reporters that many of our residents have been through traumatic experiences and it is our priority to respect their privacy. Filming/photos outside of property: The media may decide to videotape or take photos of FC properties while standing on public property (the street or sidewalk). We can't stop them from doing this, so please don't confront them. with asking them what their story is about and letting them know that There’s nothing wrong communications staff is on the way to assist them with telling that story. In other words, we have nothing to hide, we just want to help.
MEDIA GUIDELINES July 2015 Media Requests: Please forward ALL media requests (print, TV, radio, etc.) to Alyah. In order for the press to be present at a FC property, Alyah must be there. Contact Information Email: Office Phone: 512-610-4009 Cell Phone: 512-215-1280 If you are unable to reach Alyah, please call Peachy at 512-610-4024. What to do when the media shows up unexpectedly: If the media shows up at your property without notification, please let Alyah know right away. Reporters should not approach residents or staff for comments or to take videos or photos until Alyah arrives. Let them know that we want to help them with their story, but we need our communication staff involved in the process. The media should feel welcomed at our properties, and we want to help them get what they need. Please remind reporters that many of our residents have been through traumatic experiences and it is our priority to respect their privacy. Filming/photos outside of property: The media may decide to videotape or take photos of FC properties while standing on public property (the street or sidewalk). We can't stop them from doing this, so please don't confront them. There’s nothing wrong with asking them what their story is about and letting them know that communications staff is on the way to assist them with telling that story. In other words, we have nothing to hide, we just want to help.
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