By Sharon Aron Baron
The City of Coral Springs Communications and Marketing Department and Mayor Scott Brook won an Emmy Award on Saturday at the 46th Annual Suncoast Awards ceremony held at the Hyatt Regency in Orlando.
The video, titled “Mayor’s Story – Suicide Awareness,” was named a winner in the Health/Medical Short Form Content Category.
Brook was featured in the video, sharing the personal story of his mom’s tragic passing from suicide. The video was strategically published during September 2021, Suicide Awareness Month, which helped to open the door for conversation about mental health and to break down the stigma that typically surrounds sharing mental health issues.
“I am incredibly proud of this Emmy win and so grateful to Mayor Brook for trusting our team to tell his story,” Lynne Martzall, Coral Springs Director of Communications and Marketing, said. “Our video team worked collaboratively to conceptualize the most powerful way to tell the story of Marsha Brook that not only shined a light on suicide awareness but also showed how much she meant to her family. The Emmy recognition reaffirms our department’s commitment to providing premier content that informs, engages, and empowers viewers.”
During his acceptance speech, Mayor Scott Brook dedicated the win to his beloved mother and reaffirmed his commitment to breaking the stigma of mental illness.
The Emmy awards were issued to Mayor Scott Brook, Communications and Marketing Director Lynne Martzall, Video Production Manager Ryan Himmel, and Videographer/ Editor Josh Berlant.
The Suncoast Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is the standard-bearer for excellence in the television industry and the gatekeeper of the prestigious regional Emmy Awards in the Suncoast Region.
The Suncoast Chapter represents the best and brightest television and media professionals from all disciplines of the industry and all of the Suncoast region’s television markets.
The Emmy awards were issued to Mayor Scott Brook, Communications and Marketing Director Lynne Martzall, Video Production Manager Ryan Himmel, and Videographer/ Editor Josh Berlant.
This is the third Emmy win for the Coral Springs Communications and Marketing Department, which regularly produces and distributes engaging and informative videos for the city residents and surrounding communities’ safety and well-being.
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