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Meet the Interviewees

Each interviewee featured in Shining a Light On Skin Cancer brings a unique perspective shaped by personal experience, medical expertise, and generational context. By sharing these diverse stories, the film creates points of connection for audiences of all backgrounds and ages, bridging lived experience with education. Together, these voices form a collective narrative that expands understanding, fosters empathy, and allows the message of prevention and awareness to resonate across generations.

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Jack Wright

88, Former College Conselor, Skin Cancer Survivor

Jack Wright is a former college counselor and a basal cell carcinoma survivor, a journey that began with his years of farmwork as a young man. Now, he spreads awareness about skin cancer prevention, particularly to younger generations.

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Nicholas Huynh

15, High School Freshman, Students Run LA and Cross Country Athlete

Nicholas started his running journey in eighth grade, and in 2025, he crossed the finish line of his first Los Angeles Marathon. His love for running has only grown since then, and he’s excited to keep pushing his limits as part of his high school team.

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Dr. Anthony Wong

54, Skin Cancer Dermatologist (Mohs Surgery), Belaray Dermatology

Since 2005, Dr. Wong has provided expert Mohs and dermatologic surgery care on Long Island, partnering with local dermatologists to remove skin cancers and lesions with precision, skill, and compassion. His dedication ensures patients receive the highest standard of treatment.

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Alisa Mackey

58, High School Math Teacher and Tennis Coach

Coach Mackey is a high school tennis coach and math teacher, shaped by her own love for the sport since childhood. Now, she prioritizes sun safety, reminding players to protect their skin while hitting on the court.

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Gaby Shiao

18, High School Senior, Rising D3 Tennis Athlete

Gaby has been playing tennis since she was five years old, and now she’s a Junior Board member of the Move Your Feet Tennis Foundation, where she inspires young players as a role model. This fall, she’ll take her passion to Amherst College, where she’ll compete in Division III tennis while continuing to grow as an athlete and leader.

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Lisa Thomas

67, Founder of Move Your Feet Tennis Foundation, Retired Cedars-Sinai Researcher

Coach Lisa founded Move Your Feet Tennis Foundation to make tennis accessible through free clinics and community programs. Previously, she spent 23 years in medical research at Cedars-Sinai before returning to her tennis roots as a coach.

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Reanna Garcia

17, High School Junior

Reanna Garcia is a high school junior and the President of her school’s Key Club, where she unites students to lead impactful service projects and strengthen community bonds. Driven by her curiosity for forensic science, she’s eager to apply her skills to create meaningful change.

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