Sparklestone is thrilled to announce that we have begun production on our new film, I’m Just Like You. Following on the heels of My Skin’s on Fire, this new film will explore the impact of psoriasis on children. The production kicked off its first phase at the AAD-sponsored Camp Discovery, a wonderful one-week gathering of kids who live with a host of skin diseases, including psoriasis. We spent 3 days filming at the Camp, located in central Pennsylvania. We had the blessing of Dr. Howard Pride, the Director of Camp Horizon and a dermatologist at the Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pa. He is also the current President of the Society for Pediatric Dermatology.

We’re also working with Drs. Ilona Frieden and Amy Gilliam right here at the UCSF Department of Pediatric Dermatology. With their assistance we are beginning to meet families who are dealing with the challenges of living with the illness. We’re continuing production here in the Bay Area and welcome the opportunity to interview parents and their kids who live with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Feel free to contact us if you’re open to being interviewed, or if you’d like to contribute in some way towards the project.

My Skin’s on Fire - Living with Psoriasis is a digital film produced under the auspices of The Sparklestone Foundation. The Foundation was started in order to explore the impact of chronic illness on the individual and the family.
Our first film, My Skin’s On Fire, is focused on the day-to-day realities of living with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. It has the support of the National Psoriasis Foundation.

Please download our new 5-minute sample of the MSOF documentary:98MB - Full resolution AVI format 29MB - Smaller Divx AVI format 7MB - Low bandwidth MP4 format 6MB - Lower bandwidth AVI format The earlier previews below were compiled before the project was completed, and contain some unused footage…
		For a five minute preview clip of our project, click on one of the download options: low bandwidth (1.3 MB) med bandwidth (3.1 MB) high bandwidth (13.3 MB) best quality (Video requires free real.com RealPlayer or alternative)