How to get involved
This section highlights clear pathways for our valued stakeholders — from funders and buyers to media, press, and cultural voices — to connect with the film, support the campaign, and help amplify its impact worldwide.
For Celebrities & Influencers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Funders & Grant Makers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Acquisition Leads & Buyers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Media & Press
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Celebrities & Influencers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Funders & Grant Makers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Acquisition Leads & Buyers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Media & Press
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Celebrities & Influencers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Funders & Grant Makers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Acquisition Leads & Buyers
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
For Media & Press
Opportunities for Cultural Voices
Watch the film: We’re providing a timestamp guide of key highlights.
Let us know what you think: End us a review.
Help us build momentum: As the documentary travels the world, join as an Executive Producer (add your name and receive producer credit). But that’s not the only way to stand with us. There are many ways you can lend your voice and influence:
Testimonials: Share your reflections in writing or on video.
Social Media Endorsements: Post a shout-out or a personal message to your audiences.
Letters of Impact: Write to your fans or future generations about burnout and climate change.
Special Appearances: Join us for a podcast or talk-show conversation to spark dialogue.
Each step builds momentum. Together, these contributions fuel awareness, inspire resilience, and bring the film’s message to millions.
Join the Beyond Burnout Coalition: Share a personal letter to future generations with your perspective on the personal and social impacts of climate change and how to avoid personal burnout. Then share it with your friends and fans — and tag us!
Thank you, and this isn’t “The End,” it’s a new beginning.
Please help us write the next chapter.
Why Get Involved
Burnout in entertainment is uniquely dangerous because passion often disguises exhaustion.
As Entertainment Psychology Media notes:
“Unlike in other fields, burnout in entertainment isn’t always easy to spot because it’s such a passion-driven industry... exhaustion doesn’t feel like a warning sign. It can feel like proof that you’re doing it right — but you’re not.”
The numbers back this up: 70% of media, marketing, and creative professionals in the U.S., the U.K, Australia and New Zealand reported burnout in the past year. In the U.K., 35% of industry workers report poor mental health, while in the U.S. 64% of entertainment workers have considered leaving their jobs.
This is why we’re inviting celebrities and influencers to step forward — by watching, endorsing, and amplifying Third Degree Burnout – A Survivor’s Guide, and by joining the Beyond Burnout Coalition to help rewrite the story on what resilience in entertainment can look like.
For All Celebrity and Influencer Endorsement and Collaborations, please contact:
Monica Matulich
Managing Partner, PRHollywood
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