Sensitive production has gone longer than we anticipated, all for the good, and it is still work in progress as we are filming the final elements e.g., reenactments and conducting a few more key interviews. As you know from our previous updates, we have accumulated over 40 incredible interviews and footage with scientists, researchers, as well as stories of real people from all over the world. It is truly amazing how many people are in one way or the other connected to the subject of high sensitivity. We are confident that you will find these stories as uplifting, inspiring and educational as we have. This film is really not just about the 20% of highly sensitive people, it is about all of us. The new release date for the film is June, 2015. We look forward to sharing this breakthrough documentary with you. We will keep you posted with exciting photos and video clips of “Sensitive—The Untold Story”. Attached below are some screen grabs from the film.
Alanis Morissette, “Sensitive” director Will Harper & Dr. Elaine Aron during the filming in Malibu, December 2014
Elaine interviewing Dr. Jay Belsky, internationally recognized expert in child psychology. He studied high sensitivity in children, while Elaine was studying it in adults.
Interviewing Prof. Maike Andresen at the University of Bamberg, Germany. Maike does research in the field of organizational behavior. She incorporates the principal of high sensitivity when she trains corporations.
Maike consulting with Robert Meyer, the CEO of the premier orchid producer in Germany. He is highly sensitive.
Maike with one of her students, Bamberg, Germany
Bamberg, Germany
Interviewing Dr. Maya Braem Dube, from Bern University, Switzerland. Maya is currently working on the first ever study of high sensitivity in dogs.
With Maya Braem Dube in Basel
Dr. Elaine Aron along with her husband Dr. Arthur Aron conducted the first MRI study of the highly sensitive brain at Stony Brook University. “Sensitive” producer preparing for MRI filming.
Filming with 7-time Grammy award winning singer Alanis Morissette. We spent a day with her in Malibu. Her compelling story about her life, her music and being highly sensitive will be featured in the film.
Alanis with her son and husband
Elaine, Alanis and a gorgeous California sunset
Dr. Elaine Aron is getting ready to interview Alanis.
Dr. Stephen Suomi at the National Institute of Health Animal Center in Maryland. Dr. Suomi is world renowned for his study of highly sensitive rhesus monkeys. In his research he calls them “uptight” 🙂
Dr. Michael Pluess, developmental psychologist. Along with Jay Belsky he coined the term “differential susceptibility” according to which individuals vary in the degree they are affected by the environment they are exposed to.
[Continued]Highly sensitive people are more susceptible to such influences – not only negative, but also positive ones.
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